Examples of perpetual

• Miles are walked in exchange for a feeling of perpetual defeat.

• He views action in purely amoral and aesthetic terms as perpetual virtuosity.

• Moreover, along with perpetual recycling of forms, delexicalization processes appear to start and stop and pick up again.

• The majority of sentences were for perpetual imprisonment, but many of these were released a year or so later.

• Therefore, forging a life annuity was capital, but forging a perpetual annuity was not.

• Both efforts were internally contradictory and externally became the basis of perpetual conflict.

• Now divine laws are perfect and perpetual, while human laws are unstable and in continual need of renewal.

• Raising, or at least maintaining, one's rank in the hierarchy is a perpetual battle, and turnover within the population is constant.

• The investigations into the security of the burrow are marked by their structural unreliability, by a perpetual folding of opposites into another.

• If this is true, doing theatre signifies interrupting our perpetual performance.

• Every sound is in essence an ephemeral entity, possessing nothing perpetual but our memory of it.

• The capital stock is derived by the perpetual inventory method.

• One of the characteristics of the discourses to be constructed under such a system is the production of "perpetual spirals of power and pleasure".

• Seen in this light, parties are by definition dynamic organizations in perpetual transformation, and religious parties are no exception.

• Until recent decades, a woman who had a failure of ovulation was doomed to perpetual barrenness.