Sentence examples for perpetually sought to from inspiring English sources
The killings were a senseless misappropriation of a movement whose goals have perpetually sought to achieve justice in a peaceful way, as can be testified to by Eric Garner's family members' quick denouncement of the incident.
"Isis [Islamic State] are perpetually seeking to radicalise and recruit young British Muslims to their cause.
The voice of this Williams is driven, impassioned, perpetually seeking answers to difficult questions like the nature of love, fidelity or honesty.
In past campaigns, Specter has sought to protect his perpetually endangered seat by pleading seniority, and he had counted on doing so again in 2010.
Mr Jiang had sought to counter Chinese literature and film, which perpetually cast the Chinese population as victims of aggression, with a comedy set in the second Sino-Japanese war.
Kiki perpetually sought out fleeting thrills, whatever the cost, but Catel and Bocquet suggest that what she saw in modern art was a force that could transform those thrills into something more lasting.
On the whole, consolidated government efforts adopted under the policy framework forged by Singapore since the turn of the new millennium reflect the government's zeal for high-quality ECCE by perpetually seeking workable practices to strengthen the PSE system.
Judy, we need to make you some flash cards that just say 'NO.' " According to Hunt, Clarke is perpetually seeking "the key that turns the lock that opens the door that would let a person do something like this".
We are profoundly dependent on the good will and good behavior of others, and we are perpetually seeking evidence that those around us are trustworthy, are true to their word, are not about to desert us, rob us blind, murder us as we sleep.
Some researchers worry that restitution runs the risk of perpetually casting the people it seeks to help in the role of victim.
