The perpetually cheerful Tim can be sighted at many campus events, with his buck teeth eternally displayed in a chubby-cheeked grin.
Mr. Nix resisted this note through several drafts of the pilot script but relented after deciding that Westen didn't have to like the setting either and that the image of a perpetually irritated spy in a hedonistic beach community could become a sight gag.
Another curious sight is the perpetually endless line for Grimaldi's Pizzeria.
Ms. Blanchett wanders through it, dazed with grief and in a state of quiet apprehension as if perpetually fearful of what her second sight might reveal.
Old and new factors are driving the outflow, from the island's perpetually pitiful wages to the extraordinary sight of Obama and Castro shaking hands and the American flag flying outside the U.S. Embassy in Havana.
The electronic record has made the sounds and sights of the recent past perpetually available.
They may not signal a rising tide of mass shootings in America, but they certainly are linked into a wider phenomenon with a perpetually growing collective body count one we cannot lose sight of even in weeks where individual manifestations of that violence seem minor in comparison to other events in the world.
The sight of a fallen church, doors pinned perpetually open by the wind, can be wrenching.
Though his vision of truth may have been notional, the always sartorially correct Ibrahim skillfully parried the demands of perpetually irritated journalists (that is, until he dropped out of sight, along with the minders, as insurgents entered Tripoli).
It perpetually retires from before them, yet without hiding itself from their sight, and in retiring draws them on.
Residents of perpetually scandal-plagued states like New York and New Jersey might be accustomed to the sight of local legislators being hauled away in handcuffs, but in Vermont, such spectacles are considerably rarer.
