Sentence examples for perpetually which from inspiring English sources

This was to create the impression that debris pours forth from the mountains continually, perennially, perpetually — which it does and does not, there being a great temporal disparity between the pace at which the mountains behave and the way people think.

Ring says just a few hours per day of direct sun exposure will provide enough juice to keep it going perpetually, which has borne out in my testing so far.

Prior to Thinkful Darrell was the founder of Perpetually, which was acquired in 2012 by Dell / Smarsh.

Duterte is perpetually late, which meant that supporters might be kept waiting in the sweltering heat for as long as seven hours.

And I now know that if I want to be an artist, I have to accept the discomfort of being perpetually vulnerable, which is what showing my work to strangers entails.

Talented and popular he may be, but Gayle has perpetually courted controversy which can disrupt dressing rooms.

But that's not the reason for his perpetually sleepy look, which tends to mask his fire-at-will wit.

This gives us a weakness when it comes to policy which perpetually disorients us and makes us mistake defending outdated policy with defending timeless values.

To know Ed Koch personally was to experience a merry-go-round of approval and disapproval that could leave you perpetually off balance (which may have been the idea).

Mr Jiang had sought to counter Chinese literature and film, which perpetually cast the Chinese population as victims of aggression, with a comedy set in the second Sino-Japanese war.

Mickey Hart, Grateful Dead percussionist, and Bob Weir, a founding member of the Dead, are continuing to live the legacy of the perpetually touring band, which was based as much on community and tradition as it was on their blues derivative music.