Sentence examples for eternally interested from inspiring English sources

Emanuel Ax, the pianist, who met Mr. Segal in the 1970s, said Mr. Segal was "eternally interested" and seemed "to know everything about everything".

A study at Maastricht University in the Netherlands found that a single dose of coke – so a bump, or a tiny, little line – can impair your ability to recognise negative emotions in other people, which is why you're under the impression everyone is eternally interested in what you have to say, when, really, they are not.

A study at Maastricht University in the Netherlands found that a single dose of coke so a bump, or a little line can impair your ability to recognize negative emotions in other people, which is why you're under the impression everyone is eternally interested in what you have to say, when, really, they are not.

He is optimistic, eclectic, eternally young, interested in everything, as at home discoursing on Peanuts as he is on Proust.

In some ways they were years well spent: by the time the mass audience clapped eyes on him, the ridiculous, self-interested and eternally befuddled Count had become a fully realised character.

I get it, though: the misconception that what you were wearing when you were sexually assaulted is why you were sexually assaulted (a.k.a. it is your fault, a.k.a. you're a slut, a.k.a. women be sluttin') is so eternally and perpetually gross that I am just not interested.

Eternally missed.

Always missing, eternally loving.

They're eternally attractive".

Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.

Eternally so, absolutely so.