Sentence examples for Imperishable love from inspiring English sources

Henceforward, the two are bound to each other by an imperishable love that dares all dangers and makes light of hardships but does not destroy their loyalty to the king.

The imperishable rural vignettes of Thomas Bewick prompted a highly personal love affair with wood engraving which was nurtured by John Nash when he entered the Royal College of Art in 1950; but, Gentleman recalls, "nobody else was doing it.

Although he intimated that Petrarch's unconsummated love for Laura was perfection, since "that which exists in the imagination is alone imperishable," Hazlitt consummated to a degree that even his friends felt was excessive.

Our loving memory of him, like his incomparable legacy, is imperishable.

Likewise their imperishable banter.

But the scream is imperishable.

Nothing supermarket flawless, nothing imperishable.

The iconography is understandably imperishable.

He doesn't love Gene Kelly — "In the age of swing, he seldom swung" — though he calls Kelly's "Singin' in the Rain" number imperishable ("that wet face, stretching into rain as if to bask in sun").

Enjoy its imperishable postpunk/disco genius below.

In other ways, however, he is imperishable.