Sentence examples for perpetually seemed from inspiring English sources

In the 1970's, Bangladesh perpetually seemed in famine and was famously dismissed by Henry Kissinger as an "international basket case".

Sharon Osbourne seemed old when she last appeared on The X Factor in 2013, railing so fruitlessly against the ravages of time that it perpetually seemed as though she was performing a one-woman revival of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? whenever the camera cut to her.

With a deep tan and residual ski hair, Mr. Bemis perpetually seems as if he just took his final run of the day.

We've come close – Scandal is clearly preposterous but takes itself slightly too seriously, and House of Cards perpetually seems seconds away from turning into a full-scale Frankie Howerd parody of itself – but it has always been hard to shake the feeling that most modern showrunners have been too busy eyeing up prestige to fully commit to trash.

Skid Row-based producer Letta's debut LP the first long-player to see release from increasingly influential label Coyote is a pitch-black, mutated piece of music that perpetually seems on the verge of imploding.

I've been writing about tech for nearly a decade now, and in that time, one thing has always seemed perpetually promising, and yet also ultimately unsatisfying: remote streaming consumer computing.

Jonathan Swift's comment that "It is better that a language should not be wholly perfect than that it should be perpetually changing" seems more quaint and extraordinary than ever.

His nose seemed perpetually pointed upward.

Wall Street seemed perpetually on edge.

He seemed perpetually vulnerable, his mastery best appreciated from afar.

He fit awkwardly with Bynum in Brown's offense and seemed perpetually distracted by previous rounds of trade rumors.