Sentence examples for committed to eternity from inspiring English sources
Does this mean that he believed in creation or that if you strip away the surface meaning, he is really committed to eternity?
As for Aristotle's third argument that there cannot be a first instant, hence nor a beginning of time or change, because an instant is a link between past and future, Grosseteste responds that this conception of an instant will appeal only to someone already committed to the eternity of time and change.
This was the doctrine of Aristotle and the Stoics, and also of orthodox Neoplatonists, who interpreted Plato's Timaeus as likewise committed to the past eternity of the world.
One interpretive issue in the exegesis of Aristotle's conception of species concerns the degree to which he was committed to asserting more than the eternity of the three main groups plants, animals and humans rather than the eternity of each individual kind (De generatione animalium II. 731b 32–731b5).
If very heavy traffic's at hand, look for alternative ways to reach your destination before committing to an eternity of sitting bumper to bumper.
Studios might wish that Depp would make nothing but Pirates movies for all eternity, but he seems committed to work that puts him first, rather than just his accountant.
It lives only for an instant in eternity, a powerful human appeal to the beauty of an existence that is nevertheless inevitably committed to the ugliness and decrepitude of death".
Summer can seem like an eternity when you're stuck in a job you hate, but reminding yourself daily about why you've committed to this will help you get through it.
"You committed to something.
Be committed to accuracy.
