Sentence examples for perpetually that from inspiring English sources

The truth of Voltaire's observation, offers itself perpetually, that every man here must be either the hammer or the anvil.

He felt, perpetually, that he could do his bosses' jobs better than they did: "I always expected more of them than I got".

So you had the Villon and the Celan in mind, and, of course, the words of Crane and Whitman live within you so perpetually that just walking about the city they would come to you.

I have been there repeatedly — and sometimes feel as if I live perpetually in that state of mind.

I eventually got in touch with my mother, but my dad was drinking perpetually by that stage.

Most people know Kenny Hotz as the guy who was perpetually making that other guy barf on that show that they had.

Then the company can walk away with a defacto license to perpetually harvest that person's data by claiming that a consent box was once ticked.

Those reminded me of Sisyphus, perpetually pushing that rock up the hill, did those Valli models, each dragging their couture albatross of fabric.

To be queer and to be coloured is to be terribly alone and perpetually afraid; that shared fear, for these kids, becomes more conquerable.

To be queer and to be colored is to be terribly alone and perpetually afraid; that shared fear, for these kids, becomes more conquerable.

The chief point I would make though is that Bevan was perpetually aware that things must change.