Sentence examples for it eternally from inspiring English sources

If it exists, it eternally maintains its own existence; it is self-sufficient and self-sustaining.

Religion is supposed to be about losing your ego, not preserving it eternally in optimum conditions.

It eternally rolls the wheel of being As time is jogging the breeze, So tiny against the sparkling sea of immortality Baffled, I observe the translucent white time.

As atmospheric as Graham Greene, beautifully written, enigmatic and exquisite, it eternally puts the question: who is the Tortoise, who the Hare?

But "Love Is My Sin" speaks more deeply of the immortality of the finest art, which may not defy time any more than man can but moves forward in it, eternally resurrected.

But in rubbing off the sentimental veneer that has gradually softened the play's hard edges, Mr. Cromer has brought forth the harsh, beautiful ache that makes it eternally resonant.

And that was – is – the miraculous power of gardening: it evokes tomorrow, it is eternally forward-looking, it invites plans and ambitions, creativity, expectation.

The bucolic charm of the cow (in a landscape by Jacob van Ruisdael or Aelbert Cuyp, for example, in which the animal, amid all that gloriously soothing light, seems to embody the meaning of the pastoral scene in which it sits, eternally slumped, by giving it a kind of timeless rootedness).

It is eternally reborn either by returning to its creator, who will redistribute it, or by transmigrating into an embryonic human, animal, or plant.

Driven harder, though, and the engine drones as the CVT lets it rev eternally at the peak of its power band.

But your relationship with it is eternally intimate: "The city knows you better than any living person because it has seen you when you are alone".