Was he in that seemingly permanent state of semi-arousal?

But they also say these developments are unlikely to influence more fundamental and seemingly permanent shifts in the workplace.

At least that was how many people felt here, in his hometown, where the 100-year-old former senator had become a seemingly permanent institution.

His death in 1977 accelerated the transformation, and the last 14 years have seen Elvis become a seemingly permanent part of the American landscape.

For a time, he also has to deal with seemingly permanent injuries to his shadow form.

Half of our black youth are locked in a seemingly permanent state of structural unemployment.

The unfortunate reality is that race-based barriers to job access are a seemingly permanent feature of the economy.

From the seemingly permanent to the momentary, celebrities are put on parade.

She is now a seemingly permanent member of the Entrance Band.

The expanded 2008 edition explores how this cultural history led to the seemingly permanent state of warfare of the 21st century.