Sentence examples for remains perpetually from inspiring English sources

corruption-beset government remains perpetually strapped for cash.

The setting here is Hyperion House, symmetrical but disturbing in that one half of the house remains perpetually dark while the other is always in light.

And so a clumsy attempt to make a messy human blunder sound like a computational error lives on; but, ironically, it remains perpetually titillating.

I see Mona and Ali as symbolic of Sara and Hassan's imagined, successful life in the United States — a life that remains perpetually out of reach.

Most Germans at work act like they are under attack the whole time: defending their unconditional rights, demeaning their co-workers and grouping into obstructive factions, while Anglo-Saxon thinking remains perpetually positive.

Tanzania is all those things, though the union between Zanzibar and mainland Tanganyika remains perpetually fragile, despite the best efforts of CCM, with its peculiar talk of togetherness, signature green uniforms and credulous local political officials.

As Stolorow evocatively describes, "Experiences of trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which one remains forever trapped, or to which one is condemned to be perpetually returned... by life's slings and arrows" (p.20).

Surfing the crowd, or ecstatic-dancing like a marionette with a drunken puppet master, he remains a perpetually driven, questing figure, forever striving lyrically to only connect and to roll the world into a question.

While the state of nature's condition of perfectly private judgment is an abstraction, something resembling it too closely for comfort remains a perpetually present possibility, to be feared, and avoided.

To top this off, the credit market remains in a perpetually choppy state.

The financial entrepreneurs in the FIRE economy have a large cohort of lobbyists to ensure that the sector remains under-regulated and to perpetually justify an unfair tax code.