Sentence examples for days of everlasting from inspiring English sources

But the result might merely be a change of face, as in the old days of everlasting one-party rule in Mexico.

Now when the Fifth General Council of the Christian church condemned the doctrine of universal reconciliation in 553 CE, it did not, strictly speaking, commit the institutional church of that day to a doctrine of everlasting conscious torment in hell.

One was called "Fading of Days"; another, "Everlasting Life".

The artist who strives to create a work of everlasting genius faces many obstacles these days, not least a lack of popular demand.

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By Alex Ross The artist who strives to create a work of everlasting genius faces many obstacles these days, not least a lack of popular demand.

Luckily for me, those were the days of perishable film and losable prints, not yet the time of everlasting digital.

The next morning we woke at 5 a.m. to see the Taj Mahal, a universal symbol of everlasting love, in the first light of day.

Strollers can give the child back the everlasting feelings from the days of their remembered early childhoods.

Christians have "concocted an absolutely offensive doctrine of everlasting punishment".

…and modern conceptions of postmortem suffering short of everlasting damnation.