Sentence examples for felt eternal from inspiring English sources

Indeed, much felt eternal: the rise and fall of the sweeping, vaguely Tuscan vistas — rigorously terraced hills, pocked by low stands of banana trees and an occasional towering eucalyptus, with farmhouses clinging to the slopes, and every so often an imposing red brick church on the summit, its bell tower cut against a hazy, cloud-spattered sky.

Writer tells about racing to catch the 9 30 a.m. shuttle flight to Washington on Pan Am: This race was the culmination of years of trying for the ultimate...finally, last Sunday, he arrived at the last second: as late as you can be and still make the flight... Writer hates waiting, more now than when he was twenty, when he felt eternal.

She felt eternal, and anyway, zingers are her territory.

Just three words, "THE GLORIOUS DEAD", are carved on it, and though you might cavil at the adjective, thinking of how men died, the fact remains that the Cenotaph gave itself a future by evoking two readily felt eternals, death and loss.

But they make you feel eternal.

In that sense, pop-punk — and its ability to express foolishness and, by extension, true joy — feels eternal.

Let's take it back to where it was, where it could be, where it'll always feel eternal.

Let's take it back to where it was, where it could be, where it'll always feel eternal. .

Usually it takes time, but the period it takes for it to heal can feel eternal and leave scars that will undoubtedly change the person into a more skeptical one where matters of love are concerned.

But they wouldn't be fighting tirelessly for their vision of change had they not felt an eternal connection to Israel to begin with.

Sitting through it doesn't feel like eternal damnation, but it's not exactly heaven, either.