Sentence examples for eternally good from inspiring English sources

Rove is obsessed with microtargeting constituents through advertising, and thinks direct mail is an eternally good way to reach potential voters.

In Knope, Amy Poehler has created one of the truly great female TV characters: bursting with ambition, unflappably optimistic, indefatigably gauche and, most of all, eternally good-hearted.

Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.

That cause is "eternally right".

Herodotus tells the story of the Thracian Zalmoxis, who taught his countrymen that they would never die but instead go to a place where they would eternally possess all good things (IV. 95).

"She's an eternally optimistic do-gooder with a heart of gold and a wonderful outlook on life," said her mother, Esther Rowland, who retired as an associate dean of studies at Barnard College in Manhattan.

He opens with Tobias Kamke, then could get the eternally not-as-good-as-advertised David Nalbandian after that.

The New Yorker's David Remnick accused the Nobel committee of being eternally incapable of recognising good writing when it saw it.

I will be eternally grateful to a good friend who hired a van and drove me to the drop off point at 5am, meaning I only had to ride a couple of miles there and four home again.

I'm eternally grateful for my good fortune in life.

The eternally unresolved themes of good and evil, the Creation and the End of Days affect the outcome as much as technological prowess, even more so.