Sentence examples for eternally difficult from inspiring English sources
And if that is the case, then whatever the Augustine committee's conclusions are, the eternally difficult question of what NASA is for will soon have to be asked again.
The workers say the houses and handouts are a blessing and a curse, keeping them alive but eternally bound to the kilns and the difficult, low-paying jobs.
But the one thing he would always bring up was the pain he was feeling in his eternally balky back, the fact it was so difficult to sit for hours on end and watch tape or sit in a gym and watch prospects.
Because every promise has a deadline, especially if it is a political promise, and when the extensions proclaimed in the speeches expire, patience runs out and difficult-to-label positions appear in those eternally classified as citizens.
"I'll always be eternally grateful for the opportunity given to me by Cricket Ireland," said Simmons, 51. "It was a very difficult decision to leave but I couldn't turn down the opportunity to coach my home team".
Wenger's protestation that it was difficult to sustain a challenge given the number of London derbies simply sounded like the desperate raving of the eternally overwhelmed.
Always missing, eternally loving.
Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.
They're eternally attractive".
Eternally so, absolutely so.
