Sentence examples for eternal cycle of from inspiring English sources

But this lot make their namesake sound like an eternal cycle of watching Shane Ritchie host Don't Forget The Lyrics.

Ms. Ristelhueber's work deals with the physical traces humans leave on the earth, the eternal cycle of construction and destruction.

It is not until he accepts his fate and sets about helping people (saving a homeless man from freezing to death, for example) that he is released from the eternal cycle of repetition.

Reid's tenure is best thought of not in modern historical terms, as something with a clearly defined ending, but as an eternal cycle of death, rebirth and uninformative news conferences.

A gnostic and alchemical symbol, Ouroboros expresses the unity of all things, material and spiritual, which never disappear but perpetually change form in an eternal cycle of destruction and re-creation.

They also cite a reaction against the more arty efforts at comedy of recent years that did not deliver dependable laughs and a simple spin of the apparently eternal cycle of television programming, this time back to what one executive called "just plain vanilla" comedy -- flavored with a dash more sexual content to satisfy contemporary viewing tastes.

He had been ill for a while, and the "aerial flowers" were a presentiment of death, though the sun paintings refer to eternal cycles of nature and rebirth.

Good ruins, though they might also induce sadness, were the result of the eternal cycles of Nature and Necessity, the endless flux described by Lucretius in his "De Rerum Natura" (devoured by Shelley at school).

These plays introduce us to a world where there are no clear answers to the enigmas of life; where there is no progress or hope for tomorrow, no happy endings, just an endless cycle of eternal return, as we grope our way darkly while the gods mutely look on.

Now known as the "hundred year headache," Israelis and Palestinians have been trying to prove to each other that they can survive never ending violence, an eternal occupation, and a perpetual cycle of denial that the two cannot exist together.

(Thus Dvaita is one of the few Hindu schools with something like a doctrine of eternal damnation. Some souls are permanently bound to this world with its endless cycle of births and rebirths).