Sentence examples for forever exist from inspiring English sources

It's especially significant to someone like Pierce, an all-star who seems destined to forever exist inside mildly depressing coincidences.

I don't give this story a high degree of credence – if you'll forgive the pun – although I devoutly wish to; after all, it both explains certain rather wayward tendencies in the prince's behaviour, and helps to humanise someone, who by accident of birth is fated to forever exist first and foremost as a symbol, and only secondarily as a flesh-and-blood man.

"Poker somehow grabs the imagination, and it has a romance attached to it that I think will forever exist," he said.

The basic view, familiar enough now from literature and film, is that God and the Devil are in a sort of competition for souls, and the rules of the competition state that anyone stained by sin must die and then forever exist as the Devil's prisoner in hell.

Her face may have healed but the bills still need to be paid and the emotional scars will forever exist.

What if after the end of the 30 days I deleted all of the master files and removed it from theaters and the film will forever only exist in our memories?

Lahrouz and Omari [3] proved the existence of stationary distribution, which indicates the disease will continue to exist forever.

No party can exist forever.

Can a common currency exist forever without political union?

But we also know that the urban tribe can't exist forever.

But many researchers say the remaining gaps could exist forever in most sports.