The phrase "eternal by" is not grammatically correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is possible that the intended phrase was "eternally by" which means "forever by" or "continuously by." An example of proper usage would be, "She was eternally by his side, never leaving his support."
Winnie Foster (adorable newcomer Sarah Charles Lewis), a passably rebellious 11-year-old, chances upon the Tucks, a family rendered eternal by having drunk from a woodland spring with an unusually high eternity content.
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He swept out in front at the start of the race and was never passed, beating Eternal by four lengths.
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They took "those turbulent seethings, those emotional surges from the innermost being — that is to say, that vague turmoil of the soul's bodily understructures — to be the language of the eternal by which all men can be united".
"Revelation is marked by mystery," he wrote, "eternal happiness by suffering, the certitude of faith by uncertainty, easiness by difficulty, truth by absurdity".
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Here, it's Woody who abandons Buzz and Andy's other toys (his family), tempted by the vision of eternal adulation by museum-goers, and fueled by the fear that Andy will soon grow up and leave him behind.
So prominence is there given to the "eternal law" by which God governs even inanimate creatures (as by the laws of physics, etc)., and to the "participation" of natural moral law in that eternal law.
If the Christian God does exist, the agnostic gains eternal life by believing in him and loses an infinite good by not believing.
