Sentence examples for perpetually turned from inspiring English sources

Lampert is five feet eight but weighs only a hundred and twenty-five pounds; she moves with a punkish slouch, as if her collar were perpetually turned up.

Mariner 10, the last of the series, cruised by not only Venus, but Mercury as well, demonstrating that the innermost planet did not, in fact, keep one face perpetually turned toward the sun, as had been previously believed.

Its distance means that it isn't tidally locked, with one face perpetually turned toward its star, making it more likely to have Earth-like conditions.

From strolling down city streets to catching up with friends over the dinner table, we miss out on some of life's simple joys when our gaze (and our attention) is perpetually turned south to the glowing screen in our hands.

"The world is still enamored of this romantic image of the noble saffron-cloaked monk, perpetually turning the other cheek," he writes.

Burns's plough is perpetually turning up the pagan world, as it strives to cut an honest Christian living from unfriendly soil.

Our request for permission to put a leaning glass greenhouse on our otherwise useless, perpetually flooded balcony was turned down because it would "interrupt the vertical symmetry" of our (extremely asymmetrical) building.

In the final hour of "Downton Abbey," Lady Rosamond (Samantha Bond) gives voice to five years' worth of worry "We didn't always think we'd get a happy ending for Edith," she says to her mother (Maggie Smith) as they await the wedding of the show's perpetually beleaguered duckling, now turned titled swan.