Sentence examples for eternally struggle from inspiring English sources

Above the door on the end wall of the antechamber, three airborne cupids eternally struggle to maneuver into position an outsized crown on to the top of an elaborate Medici coat of arms.

Robert Spano made waves in New York as the hip, innovative music director of the eternally struggling Brooklyn Philharmonic.

It is one thing to ask a small community to take in two Syrian families, but impose 200 and liberalism will have an eternally uphill struggle.

Critic Robert Christgau described the album as "Rock as inner struggle, eternally externalized".

The thing that is eternally diverting is the struggle of man against history — or what Albert Camus, who used to be an amateur middleweight, has called the Myth of Sisyphus.

Played by the impish and indefatigable Anna Sinyakina, Shostakovich is presented as an eternally beleaguered little man, struggling to create — and to stay alive — in a Soviet culture that did not take kindly to independent-minded artists.

Publishers have struggled with this conundrum eternally, and for every Titanfall we get an Evolve, for every Dishonored we get a Brink, and for every Overwatch we get a Battleborn.

Groups of scientists and scholars were set up to criticize relativity because it appeared to collide with Marxist dogma that the universe was infinite and endless, eternally embroiled in a sort of cosmic class struggle.

If reality is eternally perfect, what is the point of our moral struggles?

I well up when I recall how Odysseus's eternally faithful dog, Argos, instantly recognizes him after 20 years of struggling to return home to Ithaca in Homer's Odyssey.

Orphaned Indian boy has fateful meeting with bighearted American; boy struggles to overcome disadvantaged youth; boy finally perseveres and is eternally grateful for bighearted American's help.