perpetually

Maybe she's also a stand-in for a nation perpetually haunted by the Troubles, the violent escalation between Northern Ireland's Catholics and Protestant loyalists through which “Say Nothing” travels.

I have this unease perpetually about that.

“We’re going to have a seat at the table,” adds Routh, a favorite to even become the next council president, a stunning leap for these perpetually underrepresented neighborhoods.

Donald Trump’s extraordinary efforts to prove that he didn’t lose in 2020, perpetually hampered by the fact that he did, slowly faded into the background.

But the concept perpetually shapes Americans’ political preferences—and while both parties lay claim to it, both have managed to lose support when they’ve exceeded the public’s definition of what’s fair and what’s not.