Sentence examples for virtually perpetual from inspiring English sources
Early on, the writer Joan Didion saw the blotting of the horizon and said so: "We had seen, most importantly, the insistent use of Sept. 11 to justify the reconception of America's correct role in the world as one of initiating and waging virtually perpetual war".
Otherwise, the atom might seem almost like a virtual perpetual motion machine: like an intricate device, moving to complicated rhythms remaining virtually unchanged (according to current measurements) for eons.
The piano line in the first movement, for example, is virtually a perpetual-motion piece, with melodic figures darting through the steely toned ostinato.
"Between 1780 and 1870, virtually everything we value today had been invented — chronographs, perpetual calendars, tourbillons, grand sonneries, every single escapement.
Virtually every area of modern American life experiences a perpetual improvement cycle driven by this spirit.
The enormous appeal of perpetual motion resides in the promise of a virtually free and limitless source of power.
The perpetual rebirth of a founding cell yields a virtually inexhaustible supply of cells in a tissue, a reservoir of growth that can be tapped repeatedly on demand.
Behind virtually every business model in healthcare delivery has been an assumption of real estate bubble like perpetual healthcare inflation.
