Sentence examples for who perpetually from inspiring English sources

New York is huge; it contains multitudes, including millions of newcomers who perpetually renew it.

I am part of a vast generation of people who perpetually live as if they just graduated from college.

Like a Middle East peace broker, he aims to lower the stress level and bring together two sides who perpetually misunderstand each other.

That said, he dislikes the word "integration" because, by definition, it "highlights differences, it defines caricatured entities, and maintains the idea that after several generations certain citizens remain guests, who are too different, who perpetually need to 'adapt'".

The difficulty with plays of this kind is making the science comprehensible to the audience: like Frayn in Copenhagen, Wesker solves this by making the hero's wife the one who perpetually asks the awkward, lay questions.

But this turned out to be the national coming-out party for Stapleton, a longtime writer of popular songs for other Nashville artists, who has been hailed, since his album "Traveller" was released in May, as the scruffy real-thing messiah by the kinds of country traditionalists who perpetually lament the phony slickness and hybridization of the modern genre.

This is not a task for someone who is perpetually adjusting to market signals.

And Russell Crowe is Jack Knife, a rogue who looks perpetually amused as he beds multiple women and guts the occasional foe.

"That's a life situation," Solomon, who seems perpetually upbeat, said.

"I like deep, rich colors for my hand towels -- blues, burgundies and purples," says Z., who is perpetually descriptive.

"But it's really in my own life that I've met women who are perpetually disappointed like Bananas, who can't quite regain their footing in reality.