Sentence examples similar to everlasting guarantee from inspiring English sources
It was an ideological clash that blessed us with an enduring rivalry and guaranteed an everlasting legacy.
It will be the thing that guarantees our everlasting happiness.
Continuing his fascination with tweaking the perception of the material and immaterial, this presentation shocked the relatively modest Tokyo audience, guaranteeing an everlasting mark on the contemporary conceptual art scene.
For him, Christ's Passion, death, and Resurrection were a vital guarantee of "life everlasting" in the risen Christ.
Rhys is the Caribbean-born writer who spent much of her life in Europe, personified the louche life in ways that have guaranteed her an everlasting cult following and stunningly amplified Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" by writing one of the few great books hitched to an existing classic.
First, the energy source is theoretically everlasting, a fact that helps to guarantee the autonomy.
On the one hand supererogation serves as a more expedient or guaranteed way of achieving everlasting life; on the other, it is intrinsically good in being aimed at higher ends than the mere fulfillment of the commandments.
Paying for the services of a matchmaker doesn't magically increase one's appeal to the opposite sex nor does it provide a guarantee that she will find everlasting love.
And our hope is not some big wish that we "hope" comes true; it is a trust that Christ paid for our failures on the cross, sufficiently secured our everlasting membership into God's family and guaranteed that our hope is only a yet-to-be-realized eventuality.
Cleaving the everlasting skies,.
