Sentence examples for eternally true from inspiring English sources
As for myself, it is eternally true that a certain kind of woman is attracted to a bad man, and I have had more than my share.
She displays all the anxiety of a young girl asking: "Dost thou love me?" and reassuring Romeo that she will be eternally true.
A) Losing at sport is unAustralian (eternally true axiom) B) X is an Australian athlete C) X just lost at his or her sport When X was born in Australia, this information set causes a brain-frying cognitive dissonance, most easily resolved by switching to another sporting event altogether.
On the one hand, perhaps the propositions we know when we know what day it is are eternally true.
In effect, Wierenga denies that (2) implies (3): if all truths are eternally true, what is true does not change.
On the other hand, the poetical aspect of a work of art depends on its capacity to mirror and to present (darstellen) eternally true ideas (LDA, 18).
In this article, McTaggart distinguishes three meanings of the term "eternity": the sense in which time might be eternal in that it is infinitely extended, the sense in which propositions (conceived as abstract objects) are eternally or timelessly true, and the sense of eternity that pertains to existent things that are not temporally located.
LIKE Charlie Brown, are you eternally seeking the true meaning of Christmas?
All those are true celebrations of an eternally enigmatic artist.
Nothing was true, and only the eternally vigilant friends of the people could see through the lies.
Like true love, they flow eternally but are ever changing.
