'perpetually true' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to emphasize that something is always true and never changes. For example, "Love is perpetually true - no matter what comes and goes, it will remain."
Though life itself is filled with the perpetually baffling, true randomness usually destabilises fiction, where we expect life to be tidied away even if it's done so under the guise of ostentatious untidiness.
The applause from everyone who can't name a thing about Pakistan besides Malala is, in reality, gratitude for allowing us a war hero minus the war in which we are unassailable champions, in which all the mythos of an enlightened, forward-thinking West and a violent, perpetually stunted East hold true.
Kenneth Tynan put it this way, in a profile he wrote for the London Observer in 1955: "Wilder is perpetually aflame with ideas, and his true vocation is that of cultural evangelist.
That revenue is strongly determined by market size, and whether the team owns rather than leases its stadium.It is true that having a perpetually losing team will decrease interest (unless you are a Celtics fan) and lower these sources of revenue.
"One side… Like Trieste or Lvov, the medieval city of Gjirokastër, in southern Albania, has passed its history beneath a sign perpetually rewritten, in different hands, but… In "True Grit," the Coen brothers' enjoyably astringent remake of the maudlin John Wayne Western from 1969, the characters all speak in formal diction.
True to its name, the neighborhood seems perpetually in transition, with vestiges of its turn-of-the-century affluence butting against colorful wholesale and import shops; recently it has seen a patchy resurgence as a fashionable tourist haven.
But, if you want some true Colemanballs, don't rule out the perpetually overcaffeinated Ian Darke, who will be in the commentary booth again on Tuesday, when the United States take on the highly favored Belgians, they of the big hair and big goals.
Whether or not the assertion is true, the reasoning follows suit: people that perpetually feel like outsiders are more comfortable in that role.
This is especially true if the smartphone under consideration can be perpetually updated with new apps.
Noisily, they gabbed with their perpetually bed-headed pals about the "best vegan Indian food" (no true victor was claimed).
That maybe true, but this after all is motorsport – a world that perpetually trails so far behind the zeitgeist, it should by rights have been swept up by the broom wagon decades ago.
