Sentence examples similar to eternally striking from inspiring English sources
The Aztecs called paradise Tlalocan, eternally warm and abundant, but open exclusively, or almost exclusively, to people who drowned or were struck dead by lightning.
The eternally blissful monogamy so often proposed as the happiest of happy endings in Hollywood films seldom seems a realistic prospect in Minnelli's movies; his heroes will either return to problematic relationships or, more subversively, strike out on their own.
And it struck me, as it must strike black people every day, what depths of hell we have reached when we must shout out something that is so fundamentally and eternally obvious.
"Whilst we in the Ulster Unionist Party would not have agreed with her on everything, particularly the Anglo-Irish Agreement, Northern Ireland has reason to be eternally grateful for her stance against terrorism, not least during the hunger-strikes when Northern Ireland was on the edge of something catastrophic," he added.
Always missing, eternally loving.
They're eternally attractive".
Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.
Eternally so, absolutely so.
And eternally adolescent men.
