perpetual

The personal mind is in a perpetual state of change.

It was as if one great and perpetual party were being held.

After all, he said, it was a time of perpetual war.

This has been their perpetual relationship since first meeting years ago.

Then, too, you must give us perpetual rights to all of the natural resources in your country.

Inside the light was soft, like a perpetual summer's morning.

It is a perpetual play of forces without beginning or end.

So nothing was left for us to do but to keep perpetual guard over them.

By itself the word perpetual appears much earlier in the history of political thought.

A perpetual smile on her face, she would call me by my first name.

I think it's time for me to come up with a way to put an end to their perpetual civil war.

Like his father, he is learning to live in perpetual motion.

They seem to live in a state of perpetual shock.

According to at least some sources, in 1349 it was made perpetual.

In many countries, the moral rights of an author are perpetual.

Each day seemed as the last, an existence of perpetual watch and work.

Whereas I have the feeling of being a perpetual student.

"How do you stay in a perpetual state of wonder?"

Even standing still, he seems to be in perpetual motion.

The older man looked at him with his perpetual surprise.

I drove home feeling low, my perpetual state these days.

In our national consciousness, America is a land of perpetual growth.

This means that a science writer must be a perpetual student.

She has spent her life in perpetual motion while standing still.

The result is that the city's better side lives in perpetual shadow.