Example sentences for: perpetually

How can you use “perpetually” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • When a document is open access, however, a wide range of additional uses are perpetually and irrevocably allowed— from the reproduction and distribution of the paper by a professor for his or her students to the archiving of the paper in a searchable online repository available to anyone in the world with an Internet connection, and more.

  • If anything, in fact, the bond market should have rallied on news that Greenspan might be stepping down, since he has long since stopped being paranoid enough for bondholders, who seem perpetually convinced that the United States is about to become Brazil.

  • These folks, who are the same people who can't understand why Paul Tsongas wasn't elected president, are perpetually lathered at American indifference to the king of sports.

  • This is not the England of Tony Blair or Princess Di or Martin Amis, but the England we remember from other children's books, an England somehow perpetually Edwardian, notwithstanding certain concessions to modernity like telephones and coeducation.

  • So the question, as always, is whether it is possible to break that awful circle in which myth and morphology perpetually reinforce one another.


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