Sentence examples for perpetually shifting from inspiring English sources

Boundaries and distributions are perpetually shifting.

Thus, the agencies rate pools with assets that are perpetually shifting.

There's the electric sensation that all is held in suspense, while perpetually shifting between one state and another.

Where once there was an accepted hierarchy of bands and albums, these days everything is perpetually shifting.

"Had He created the Earth perfectly spherical, its axis might have been perpetually shifting by the influence of the other bodies of the system," Jefferson once told Thomson.

George Herriman set his sui generis 1913-1944 comic strip "Krazy Kat" in a version of Arizona's Coconino County, abstracted into a perpetually shifting landscape of crags and mesas and scrubby little plants.

A 30-page "photo essay" reconstructs in painstaking detail what happened on the seminal wall next to Matisse's sickbed between 1947 and 1948, when it held a perpetually changing, shifting and growing array of coloured shapes and patterns attached to it with pins, curling at the edges, stirring and flapping in drafts from door or window, each generating its own play of light and shadow.

Leverage is about contextual power and your degree of leverage is shifting perpetually.

And this human truth has an especially grinding force here, where identity is almost impossible to achieve and people are perpetually attempting to find their feet on the shifting sands of status.

Mostly, he leaned forward into the space between the driver's and passenger's seats, shifting between philosophical agony and philosophical reverie, looking out upon the country passing by, moralizing it for us, perpetually searching out its meaning.

Instead, our findings are more consistent with a shifting metapopulation model of H3N2 virus, such that the virus may pass through any region for a variable amount of time rather than perpetually circulating in fixed locations in the tropics and consistently seeding temperate regions each year (11, 34 ).