Bohemianism, by necessity, he writes, exists in perpetual revolution against an enemy that is never defeated.

Also people who were in America told me the Bronx was in perpetual revolution.

This had perhaps years ago settled in some slight hollow in the rock, and had gradually worked out a deep well by perpetual revolutions.

By contrast, the computer industry thrives on perpetual revolutions in the design, power and even purposes of its products.

Mr. Pollini's view of musical history as perpetual revolution, with emphasis on both parts of the term, is in agreement with how he plays the piano.

If only he's had some principles when he was in policy reviews...but thanks to Gove, at least he'll not be yoked to the State under Balls and similar commissars of the perpetual revolution.

The community (ummah) was not simply a collection of individuals but was goal-oriented, ready for perpetual revolution.

Mao, described by the narrator as "the party visionary, a poet and a romantic revolutionary," seems to have pursued a dream of a perpetual revolution whatever the costs.

Chairman Mao said to seek truth from facts and it will bring on perpetual revolution.

In fact, he says that the system generates a false "conservatism" that encourages people to act passively in the face of perpetual revolution.