Sentence examples for state of perpetually from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Martins's dogged persistence in making no changes to flawed productions keeps his whole company in a state of perpetually interrupted development.

He allows a handful of them to grow into true artists, but elsewhere he gives us a company in which many dancers inhabit a state of perpetually arrested development.

I call it the iSenberg Uncertainty Principle: Potential iPhone buyers exist in a constant state of anxiety, perpetually worrying that purchasing an iPhone on any given day will mean that they will miss out on the inevitably cooler version with the mind-blowing new features soon down the road.

I had outgrown the fantasy of being a poverty stricken warden of the state and perpetually dreamed of being that broken-hearted lush.

I had outgrown the fantasy of being a poverty-stricken ward of the state and perpetually dreamed of being that broken-hearted lush.

I like the idea of focusing limited state resources on a set of perpetually failing schools, and then taking stronger action to shut down or "turn around" these schools.

On the one hand, the audience for pornography and sex tech alike is beyond immense; on the other, both find themselves in a kind of perpetually fraught state of unpredictable transformation, constantly revolutionized by both technical and social changes, their business models endlessly overturned even as they slide along the spectrum between anathema and respectable.

Residents of perpetually scandal-plagued states like New York and New Jersey might be accustomed to the sight of local legislators being hauled away in handcuffs, but in Vermont, such spectacles are considerably rarer.

Ms. Blanchett wanders through it, dazed with grief and in a state of quiet apprehension as if perpetually fearful of what her second sight might reveal.

But far more significant than the media's crisis of the heart is the public reaction in the perpetually skeptical state of New Hampshire, where McCain is now leading George W. Bush in most polls.

Given the perpetually vulnerable state of Pakistan's economy, that is a possibility most analysts do not rule out.