Sentence examples for the perpetually from inspiring English sources
adverb
Seeming to never end; endlessly; constantly.
The perpetually beefing rapper has launched a petition asking Diddy to "let BIG rest in peace".
The perpetually ignored gooseberry.
"Pandemonium," the perpetually seasick Charles Darwin called it.
That's hard-won: the apathy of the perpetually aggrieved.
Still, 2010 should see everything coming up roses for the perpetually almost-really-famous Gyllenhaal.
Impossible to express the dull light produced by the perpetually gray sky, the imperial….
The "we" is the audience, Matt Damon's stoic soldier and the perpetually innocent American public.
There's the hair, part mohawk and part mullet; the tattoos; and the perpetually unbuttoned jersey.
The perpetually girlish, improvisational aesthetic seems to be paying off for the company.
The Empire State, in fact, regards itself as the Birthplace of the Perpetually Overdue Spending Package.
Another curious sight is the perpetually endless line for Grimaldi's Pizzeria.
