Sentence examples for eternally free from inspiring English sources

Look at them now, eternally free, finally living in joy.

He was no longer fooled by his short-term memory into thinking that he was eternally free.

In his brilliant synthesis of geometrical method, religious sentiment, and secular science, he attempted to reconcile the conflicting moral and intellectual demands of his epoch, and to present a vision of humanity as simultaneously bound by necessity and eternally free.

Sāṃkhya philosophers say that the enjoyment of the pure self is a sham enjoyment, and so is the liberation because the pure self is eternally free.

It ultimately and eternally freed me, when nothing and no one else could.

In the beautiful Echochrome (2008), players set out to free an eternally walking human from a succession of Escherian landscapes by rotating the point of view until the "trick" of perspective locks into place.

What she had felt instinctively – that it must be possible for people to switch from disgusted to delighted, picky to omnivorous, eternally guilty to blissfully guilt-free – was backed up by much of the available evidence.

They've taken everything away from me - or almost everything - I still have my smile the proud sense that I'm a free man and an eternally flowering garden in my soul.

The eternally unprofitable Amazon.com, for instance, is offering free shipping on orders over $100 for a limited time, as is Buy.com.

In searching for a bright side to Saturday's 23-point loss to Boston, the eternally optimistic Knicks fan can look to the free-throw line: the Knicks finally got there, making 23 of 27 foul shots.

In song, he plays the eternally under-challenged roué, a man who can't free himself from the grip of models long enough to find out whether love is really just a drug.