Sentence examples for perpetually trying to from inspiring English sources

Republicans are perpetually trying to do what Ronald Reagan did.

It's people who go through adulthood perpetually trying to keep their options open.

Ever mindful of uncertainty, Koolhaas is perpetually trying to exercise control.

The bad guys are really bad — rich and greedy, generally murderous, perpetually trying to hog all the magic.

They worry that the corrupt forces of the establishment are perpetually trying to infiltrate the purity of their ranks.

It's a fevered monotone that you expect to recede into nothingness, as if Mary were perpetually trying to erase herself from existence.

She knows that if she wanted to send a message to girls calling on them to believe in their own strength and talent, and to resist a society that perpetually tries to sexualize them, to market thong underwear to 6-year-olds and display photographs of prepubescent girls in provocative clothes and poses, no one would pay any attention.

PARIS — Young designers always try to distinguish their brands, looking for that distinctive style that will set them apart; established houses, meanwhile, perpetually struggle to hold onto their heritage without becoming repetitious.

It operates from a mindset of perpetually evolving, and trying to snatch up startups whose products could be key assets in the future of content creation, distribution, or monetization.

He's built like a navy man, but he's got a goofy face and seems perpetually like he's trying to impress you.

Rogers is built like a Navy man, but he's got a goofy face and seems perpetually like he's trying to impress you.