Sentence examples for perpetually surprised from inspiring English sources

His greenish eyes are wider than they seem on screen, as if he is perpetually surprised; he talks fast, in a casual, friendly way.

Frank Woodley's sweet-faced Candide reminds you of Buster Keaton, an innocent perpetually surprised – but essentially untouched by experience – who wanders the world with his eyes wide shut.

"I am perpetually surprised that homeopathy is available on the NHS," she told the Commons science and technology committee in January 2013.

He looks perpetually surprised at himself as he utters dumb-jock cliches, sings a song in praise of our friend the dolphin (complete with dolphin voices) and delivers nonsensical witticisms at a high-toned literary soiree.

In front of the government's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, who once told a parliamentary committee that homeopathy in humans was "rubbish" and that she was "perpetually surprised that homeopathy is available on the NHS", the prince explained to delegates from 20 nations and organisations why he had turned to homeopathic remedies for animals.

Scorched investors may be perpetually surprised, but periodic crashes are as old as the markets themselves.

The film is set in Australia but conceived in a high, contemporary European style: it is perpetually a surprise to realise the dialogue is in English and not French or Austrian-accented German.

Don't be surprised if run-defending specialist Jonathan Fanene or perpetually "developing" Frostee Rucker rotate with Johnson on the right side.

Don't be surprised if a new Trump-Kelly-Bannon-Miller axis ramps up the scary immigrants / scary terrorists initiatives to play to the nativist base and the perpetually frightened.

"With his stiff neck and high collars," as Mary McGrory described the "pompous, pious" Hatch, "his round brown eyes perpetually pop in surprise and shock at Democratic follies".

Stunningly, the perpetually stumbling Rodriguez has retained his ability to surprise us, but indeed he has again, as Tim Brown writes on Yahoo.com.