Sentence examples for perpetually switched from inspiring English sources
But a mutation in the gene produces a protein that is defective -- perpetually switched on.
Even Danah Boyd, Microsoft's perpetually switched-on social media guru has recently returned from an "email sabbatical" in Patagonia and Easter Island having warned his followers: "In order to function, I need to take time off... this means saying goodbye to email and, more importantly, not letting myself anxiously worry about all that's waiting for me when I return".
Switching perpetually between passionate devotion and frustrating coldness, she bedeviled all her men, Gropius — who as director had to hide his troubles with her — in particular.
Under Goldston, "Nightline," which once seemed perpetually destined for the chopping block, adopted a more populist tone and switched to a multi-anchor format.
His familiarity on the TV screen, his imposing presence in the TV studio, his ability to switch from being the masterful clown to the serious statesman, all helped to give the Liberal party – poised perpetually on the brink of extinction – a credibility that it would otherwise have lacked.
There is no radio, no switches, dials or seat levers to busy yourself perpetually with while driving, just the pleasure of the wind on your face and the meditative rhythm of pedaling along.
