Sentence examples for stand perpetually from inspiring English sources

Commentary — any commentary — is always liable to add further incriminating "evidence" on top of this long list of crimes for which we stand perpetually accused.

Unlike Naipaul's disillusioned protagonists, who stand perpetually outside the world they live in, Bhattacharya's narrator is thoroughly invested in Guyana and its striking blend of cultures, born out of colonization, slavery and indentured servitude.

On the other hand, it stands perpetually accused of melodrama.

Far less advice (other than standard books on parenting) is available on the care and nurturing of those children who perpetually stand in the shadow of a gifted child.

I became so familiar with these local animals that I could literally identify them by their physical attributes oh, there's the buck with the gimpy leg come to feed!—and from spring to fall, when the weather was warm, they would stand on my lawn, perpetually dumfounded at nothing in particular, and shit all over the place.

And Carlotta, who rightly fears that sex would kill her, is probably a stand-in for the perpetually keening Zemlinsky, as well as for the less sentimental Schoenberg, who painted in his spare time.

He stands gaunt and emaciated, perpetually anxious and tired.

A short walk from the Marriott stands a local favorite, the perpetually packed Original Joe's, which serves a throwback meat-and-potatoes menu at (again, relatively) throwback prices.

Thousands of people stood up and said to the perpetually incandescent sexists: You are nothing to do with us, or with gaming.

With its perpetually blue skies and taco stands, Santa Barbara remains a laid-back town where the star attraction is still the beach.

Instead of proactively creating, the church is characterized as perpetually prohibiting; it's characterizes by what it stands against, not what it stands for.