Sentence examples for eternally about from inspiring English sources

Those who have grumbled eternally about bad rains can now moan instead about traffic jams into Delhi.

Time is suspended until the axe falls, and the axe is eternally about to fall.

Isn't the illusion of movement in the cypress its energy rooted and withheld, the thrust and sway of it eternally about to happen all the more vital for being trapped so thrillingly in paint?

That if any sublime thought or experience I've ever had means anything, there must be something cosmic about this Jesus, something eternally profound about his life and death.

In contrast, "reasons to be pretty" was about eternally unfinished business.

The argument is that if something which exists eternally can bring about a cognition then there is no point in time at which this cause could have brought about the effect.

Sondheim's mood shifts over time — sometimes bitter about critical reception, sometimes affectionate and philosophical — but he's eternally articulate about his ambitions to create a sharper, more adult form of musical theatre.

Humboldt is eternally optimistic about social progress.

On the screen she is eternally dashing about.

Name actors, she added, are eternally conflicted about doing broad comedy.

Typical of the Depression generation, both are eternally wary about money.