Sentence examples similar to perpetually resist from inspiring English sources
In this vein, Lacan introduces the idea of sexuation as the Real of sexual difference, namely, as an impenetrable, opaque facticity of this difference continually prompting and yet perpetually resisting being adequately translated into the terms of Imaginary and Symbolic realities.
In an environment in which food is a perpetually available temptation, the costs of constantly resisting are high.
She knows that if she wanted to send a message to girls calling on them to believe in their own strength and talent, and to resist a society that perpetually tries to sexualize them, to market thong underwear to 6-year-olds and display photographs of prepubescent girls in provocative clothes and poses, no one would pay any attention.
While Dame Maggie Smith took the supporting actress gong (deservedly, I'd argue, as I can't resist the Dowager Countess and her perpetually raised eyebrows, not least when Shirley MacLaine is serenading her) the show lost out in other categories including leading actress (Michelle Dockery), leading actor (Hugh Bonneville), supporting actor (Brendan Coyle, Jim Carter) and best drama.
Demy's writing is as fizzy as his colours: he can't resist popping lines as such as "I don't like opera – all that singing gives me a pain" into the mouths of his perpetually warbling cast.
