Sentence examples for forever rising from inspiring English sources

So far it has done neither, its existentialist angst forever rising.

He sounds funny – a plaintive adenoidal voice forever rising to a pitch of consternation at this or that outrage inflicted by the modern world.

Don't think Tim Burton doesn't know that his Dark Shadows is creaky – it's designed to be as creaky as the coffin that Johnny Depp's vampire hero is forever rising from.

The major problem there is one that also plagues the sea of blogs that is forever rising to inundate the reading shore.

He's continued the tradition of the European surrealists but given it a modern twist, leaving an unnerving mark like a just-remembered dream, images and scenes from his films stay with you forever, rising from your subconscious mind when provoked.

The cost of tuition cannot forever rise faster than students' ability to pay.

As Greek and Latin studies decline in the Western education system, admiration for Roman sculpture and the fascination with its rediscovery in the Renaissance age — which changed the course of European art forever — keep rising.

Government spending and the humble consumer were the main motors of growth in the second quarter, and their future is hardly secure: President Nicolas Sarkozy's stimulus package won't last forever, while rising oil prices and the strength of the euro relative to other currencies may end up keeping French shoppers in check.

Is Jamie going to be a scrub forever, or rise up and be a man?

But for a generation of investors, the golden decade created the illusion that the metal would keep rising forever.

But, with European economies in crisis, the Russian economy floundering, and Chinese growth slowing, stocks may not keep rising forever — or even for the next five years.