Sentence examples for eternal chain from inspiring English sources

They pass back and forth through each other, causing our universe to undergo an eternal chain of big bangs.

As freshers' week rolls back round, there's something heartening in knowing exactly how much new students are linked by one eternal chain of vomit-flecked, sexually incontinent library panic to the generations that came before.

With this argument Aristotle can establish an eternal chain of motions and refute those who hold that there could have been a previous stationary state of the universe.

Such an eternal chain, Aristotle argues, needs to rely on a cause which guarantees its persistence: if each of the constitutive processes in the causally connected web were of finite duration, for every one of them it can be the case that it is not present in the world, indeed, at some later time it will not be present any longer.

The reason why he postulates the existence of this eternal "chain of cognitions" is the argument that no cognition could be caused by anything other than a previous cognition and hence there cannot be a first cognition for anything we call a particular being.

However, far from protecting the ryots, the legislation proved to be detrimental to the interests of the cultivators in the Oriya-speaking northern districts of the presidency who were the intended beneficiaries, as it tied the cultivator to his land and landlord with the chains of eternal serfdom.

The loser making the film about the loser making the film about the loser forms a chain of sympathy for the eternal outsider.

An ill-advised ride down OC's 73 Freeway sets off a chain of events and my eternal embarrassment for the writers.

But can Khan take on the military establishment, which still sits at the top of the food chain and is still fighting an eternal war against India and its own people, too?

Like the Chapmans, she has cast a tree in bronze from which hangs chains of red apples - those eternal symbols of desire, decay and temptation.

Because its existence is not contingent on or necessitated by something else but is necessary and eternal in itself, it satisfies the condition of being the necessitating cause of the entire chain that constitutes the eternal world of contingent existing things.