Sentence examples similar to endures eternally from inspiring English sources

The people in court who want the tedium to endure eternally are the twenty-one defendants in the dock, who disconcert the spectator by presenting the blatant appearance that historical characters, particularly in distress, assume in bad paintings.

And I endure eternally.

Onstage, he tends to play the part of an eternally beset Everyman, trying to endure the petty indignities of daily life but not always succeeding.

Schumann's signs of healing begin to manifest themselves during his drive back home to Kansas, and one imagines that perhaps he and his family will find whatever suffices to endure "the after-war," which "continues, as eternally as war itself".

The awkward, bulgy furnishings allude to the feverish pace of technology, and the bumbling effort we normals endure to keep up, only to be eternally one step behind.

He was as brave as any human-rights campaigner I've known, but he was also funny, ironic, eternally bemused even in the face of what he had endured and, more, his country's dark history and forbidding present.

It's all a carefree accompaniment to a fantastic voyage of an eternally fabulous score, which is the scattershot show's only reason to have endured more than six decades.

No matter, according to the press release, the presence of both Milibands signalled the determination of new New Labour to capture the eternally quixotic youth vote by reminding the freshly enfranchised of the record unemployment their age group endured in the 1980s.

Eternally missed.

Always missing, eternally loving.

Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.