Sentence examples for perpetually striving from inspiring English sources
Hockey seems to have forgotten or ignored that budgets and fiscal policy are about the government managing the business cycle, not perpetually striving for the smallest budget deficit possible.
In order to make the argument for such a social contract persuasive, Hobbes portrays a dangerous world filled with unknown enemies perpetually striving to murder one's family and destroy one's property, a nation filled with untrustworthy neighbours, isolated individuals who live in fear of each other, and only the power of the state to protect society from the evils inherent in human nature.
Though he will still often play techno and tech house during his live sets, he is perpetually striving to expand his sonic horizons.
After all, it's those broken vessels among us who are usually the ones perpetually striving for something better and inspiring the rest of us to do the same.
It was a telling metaphor, implying that Mr. Bush sees himself as the charismatic, fresh alternative to a perpetually striving, charm-challenged pol.
Accordingly, we perpetually strive to do better, at home and abroad.
India has perpetually striven towards acquiring a unique position in the regional realm, which has catered adequately to its global status.
Perpetually inquisitive, Bick strives to capture people she doesn't know, in order to get to know them.
Striving for perfection will exhaust you and will make you perpetually unhappy.
The intermissionless program continued with a commanding but eccentric traversal of Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto by Evgeny Kissin, in which Gilbert and the orchestra, perpetually out of balance, strove to preserve the lyrical coherence of the first two movements while in sync with the Russian virtuoso's leaden tempos.
Sons striving to outdo fathers.
