Sentence examples for perpetually surprising from inspiring English sources
His new film, "127 Hours," is itself the frequently dazzling and perpetually surprising solution to an imposing set of formal and creative conundrums.
And the concert is less a story than an excellent excuse for extravagant, perpetually surprising production numbers involving more than three dozen performers, while it turns some of Madonna's past hits inside out.
"Adapted from a semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, it offers a turn-of-the-century heroine who seems to have wandered from the pages of a Louisa May Alcott novel into the Australian Outback, where her buoyant sense of mischief takes on the same grand dimensions as the exotic, perpetually surprising terrain," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times in 1979.
Russia's foreign policy has turned out to be self-fulfilling: by perpetually denouncing enemies on every front, it has helped to turn many countries from potential friends into nervous adversaries.The rise to power of the KGB veterans should not have been surprising.
