"The public grows weary of perpetually being spoon-fed images of a grinning President greeting grinning supporters or talking incessantly about how great everything or everyone is.
They will also be lofted by the paradoxical lightness and gaiety of the writing, by the wonderfully winding talk perpetually about to turn a corner, and by the stubborn humanity in the characters' maneuvers to survive.
Murray was talking to himself perpetually, urging himself on; he had his foot on Federer's throat and didn't intend to release it.
Mr. Beketov was brawny like a boxer, fast-talking, perpetually late and prone to latching onto causes.
Sipping a glass of wine over lunch, he seemed in his element and perpetually excited, talking about the intricacies of the real estate market and the opening party in September, an event certain to draw dozens of bold-face names, his friends.
Maybe that's one reason we're so perpetually interested in talking about time: how we spend it and how it slips away.
The perpetually occupied Tom Coughlin was talking wistfully about his time off, recalling boyhood days of raking leaves by the side of the family home.
Talking on the phone, Wolof speakers sound perpetually amazed.
They preferred to focus on the positive, and many kept coming back to the images that remained, like Seau, dressed perpetually in flip-flops and board shorts, talking about surfing.
They say that people have started talking about "west-endy cunts" meaning Finnieston totebag warriors, perpetually clad in beanies.
Blumer stated that "we talk about heart disease perpetually," use of nitrates is not recommended in class 3 and class 4 heart failure, and combined use of insulin with RGZ is also not recommended.
