Sentence examples for was perpetually on from inspiring English sources

I was perpetually on edge.

His accountant was perpetually on call to substantiate his claims to wealth and inside knowledge. . . .

He was perpetually on guard against the ways in which abstract thinking (especially thinking about your own thinking) can draw you away from something more genuine and real.

Which is where an actual rock star affiliated with a different sort of Queen — Brian May, the woolly-haired lead guitarist for the beloved glam-band — was perpetually on the prowl for them for years, between gigs, in many of the cities where the band was packing stadiums.

Israel may be destined to live in the twilight, Israel had to live with ambiguity, uncertainty, and risk when it was perpetually on the brink of war, and it will have to live with the same, when it is perpetually on the brink of peace.

It was almost like a sculpture placed there to inspire, a commentary on the human condition it was perpetually on the brink of falling, but would never fall.

But he's perpetually on call and checks his BlackBerry one last time before he eases into bed, typically around midnight.

If you create an environment wherein a whole class of entrepreneurs and employees goes unnoticed by deeply flawed industry-wide "pattern recognition" heuristics, and/or one where they have to be perpetually on their guard, and must pretend not to notice all the myriad microaggressions that make them feel vulnerable and uncomfortable and out-of-place….

He is perpetually on the verge.

Somalia seems to be perpetually on the brink.

Public figures, meanwhile, must be perpetually on guard.