Sentence examples for eternity more from inspiring English sources

Below Saguenay, at the head of navigation, the valley is virtually a fjord through which the river, without shoals or obstructions (average depth, about 800 feet [245 metres]), continues between precipitous cliffs, which culminate in the majestic capes Trinity and Eternity, more than 1,600 feet (490 metres) high.

Her scheme to make eternity more interesting by stealing her husband from his second wife (i.e., killing him) seems as perfectly sensible in Ms. Chernov's amusingly preoccupied presentation of this character as does her passion for being driven around in automobiles at a tiny fraction of the speed she can manage as a spirit on her own.

Those who believe, for example, in the immortal souls of Mary and Jodie, which have been in God's hands and will be in God's hands for all eternity, are more indifferent to death than those who think that the saving of a life is of paramount importance.

Does our insistence on measuring and categorising time serve to make eternity even more unknowable?

One necessarily evil action begets an eternity of more.

-His album A Kiss As Long As Eternity sold more than 2 million copies in less than half a year.

Compared to television commercials (30 seconds) and social media (three minutes), brand homes involve consumers for a relative eternity — two or more hours, on average.

At the time John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote that opening number, twenty years must have seemed like an eternity to them: more than enough time for a pop sensation like the Beatles, say, to fade from living memory.

What more "eternity" could you ever need?

An accepted and foundational principle about the role of faith institutions in debates about public policy and other issues that surface in societies is that they are in it to promote the common good for the long haul -- for eternity, to be more precise.

Whereas most caregivers see dying as natural, conscious that it proceeds through different phases and lasts as long as it must, for loved ones dying is felt to be interminable, an eternity all the more hard to endure as for them it makes no sense.