This doesn't work, because of the (documented in perlop) magic comparison with $. when the conditions are constants:
Fix:
perl -lwe'$true=1; print for grep $true../D/, qw(A B C D E F)'
Note that it will flip for "E" (like your last version). What you probably intended is:
perl -lwe'my @a=qw(A B C D E F); print for grep ($_==1) .. ($a[$_]=~/D
+/), 0..$#a'
Or without a flip-flop:
perl -lwe'for (qw( A B C D E F )) { print; last if /D/ }'
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