Sentence examples for perpetually wanting from inspiring English sources

Humans are biologically programmed to be resilient to hardships, but it's the same trait that leaves us perpetually wanting more.

The bosses always want more money, the staff are perpetually sick and the customers complain and complain.

As he wrote of his own alter ego, the unnamed narrator of Tiffany's, he lived perpetually with "his nose pressed on the glass", wanting "awfully to be on the inside staring out".

For "The Wire," Simon did not want music perpetually in the background; it had to come from something visible in a scene, like a boom box or a car with open windows.

Or, in this case, behind the bucket hat-wearing bear who perpetually looks like it wants to give you a big hug.

Excite Truck doesn't let you change the view, so I was perpetually perched above and behind my truck, which was still cool but left me wanting more.

"We just want it memorialized perpetually so nothing can be built there".

But the South is perpetually divided between those who want to discipline the North and those who fear such a tactic would only worsen its isolation and add to the deprivation of their relatives still living there.

The proposal has the advantage of permitting the US to maintain a military presence in an area vital to its interests, without the baggage of having to choose perpetually between those who merely want to kick us out and those who want to kill us.

Home and the HTC First will mostly appeal to hardcore networkers, but they give us a vision of Facebook's ideal experience, how it wants us be perpetually connected.

In them Ms. Peck is perpetually supported by Mr. Angle; neither wants to break contact for a moment.