Sentence examples for and forever the same from inspiring English sources
That fashion is so often equated with change has always seemed a funny notion, given how much it remains always and forever the same.
Should I stay 50 years, aging gracelessly with my own banal rotation of roommates, you would remain, too, ever younger, my personal portrait of Dorian Gray — forever different and forever the same, late-night fridge-gathering into eternity.
There are some men who you wish would just grow up, and some men you hope will remain forever the same: boyish, eager, occasionally ridiculous... fun.
But the song is forever the same: "By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea".
"Art can never take the place of social action," he wrote in "Film as a Subversive Art," "but its task remains forever the same: to change consciousness".
/ Forever the same; unchanging, as in places that seem to exist outside time and are immune to the forces of gentrification and globalization, e.g., 'Even though gastropubs and McMansions have cropped up on the coast, Dorset feels totally eternal.
If it remains forever the same, then the current present is the same as the present of 10,000 years ago; yet that is absurd.
"You will forever get the same articles, forever get the fabulous Fab".
But when you get down to it, Afropunk's shift from a one-day black rock event in a parking lot to a multi-city, multi-million dollar blowout is not about money, but about how personal it feels when something we love changes without our permission; about the expectation that its heart and skin will forever stay the same; that black won't crack.
