Reviewing her debut album, 2003's solid-but-unremarkable Thankful, Rolling Stone described her as "a pop posy whose career is tied for eternity to the whims of her American Idol overlords".
This particular blood libel -- that the Jewish people bore collective responsibility, handed down through the generations for eternity, for the death of Jesus -- has caused untold suffering through almost 2,000 years.
Not one more child should have to grow up with the fear of burning in hell for eternity because of the way he was born.
Also, Aquinas tries to save Aristotle from unambiguously holding the position that the world is eternal, arguing that Aristotle's argument for the eternity of motion might be merely hypothetical (Aquinas 1964, Bk. I, lec. 29).
And thus you have the setup for an eternity of regretful hindsight.
But he reappeared at the trophy ceremony, burbling about the "terrific day" and "terrific race" for an eternity of 38 seconds.
Privileged teens in Kelly Link's "Valley of the Girls" have a sort of slave-self – a "Face" – to handle the more tedious aspects of growing up, leaving the brats free to concentrate on building their personal pyramids for an eternity of partying in the afterlife.
They think that if they hold on just a little longer, let things ride through one more uptick, they'll reach a plateau at which they can trade in their 80-hour-a-week grind for an eternity of leisurely, unstructured fun.
Again the area where this issue arose concerned proofs for the eternity of time.
Aristotelians were not always afraid, however, to argue for the eternity of the prime matter: Francesco Vimercato (1512 1569), in his posthumous De rerum principiis, is the most remarkable example.
