Sentence examples for everlasting conflict from inspiring English sources
From the outside, Israel is defined by its everlasting conflict with its Arab neighbours, the Palestinians in particular.
"It seems that this government has chosen to get used to the present situation of everlasting conflict, with its ups and down," Alex Fishman, a columnist for the Yediot Ahronot newspaper, wrote on Friday.
But Miller was always clear that the witchcraft at the center of the play was invented and imagined, never more so than in a 1953 interview in which he said: "The tragedy of The Crucible is the everlasting conflict between people so fanatically wedded to this orthodoxy that they could not cope with the evidence of their senses".
It may not be a pretty reflection, and we may not think of it as showing our best selves but the everlasting conflict it presents us with is an accurate portrait of who, and what, we are.
This speech eschewed seasonal issues — economic ups and downs, international conflicts — for the everlasting concepts.
Note that this year is a little different because I have yet to see three shows (stupid conflict between the theater season and the Jewish holiday), so I'm sorry for not including Tuck Everlasting, Shuffle Along or Long Day's Journey Into Night or the people contributing to them.
Cleaving the everlasting skies,.
The research is everlasting".
"His services are everlasting".
