Sentence examples for eternal quality from inspiring English sources

"Bronze gives it more of an eternal quality," he said.

The elegiac humanity of the latter scenes contrasts with the brittle, eternal quality of the former.

They write as if they are unwilling to absent themselves from their books, as if their prose must have an eternal quality, like petroglyphs on a cliff face.

They have an eternal quality … and revisiting them now, you see how many of them are actually about dealing with loneliness and loss".

Borzage's heroines are real and not real, strongly defined individuals who seem to glow with an indefinable, eternal quality — conceptualized by soft focus and warm backlighting.

Put another way, have we finally reached a saturation point, where the "authentic" loses its eternal quality and becomes just another fad?

Derek A. Bardowell of NME noted that with Stankonia, OutKast "hit that rare balance of creative eccentricity and mass appeal" and wrote that the album contains "eternal qualities that will unravel in time on an emotional, intellectual and spiritual level".

"There's a certain hope-springs-eternal quality within the job," said Jim McMenemin, the director of principal gifts and senior adviser to the dean of the college.

Even so, I had to admire Gowdy's elegant structure, which has an eternal-return quality mirroring Louise's love for Abel.

Plato insisted beauty was an "eternal" and "absolute" quality.

It is eternal, as an essential quality of the self; it is noneternal, as the perishable empirical knowledge.