Sentence examples for memory and eternity from inspiring English sources

A good eulogy can be that, too: A bridge between the living and the dead, between us and them, memory and eternity.

Together the collaborators triangulate a terra incognita somewhere between swamp and mountain, memories and eternity.

Prost says he intended the Ring of Memory to symbolise unity and eternity.

Smith's musing recalls W.G. Sebald, the author of such tomes as The Rings of Saturn who was often set off by the objects and places that that catalyzed memory and a feeling of eternity.

In Book X, Augustine focuses on the role of memory as a route of access to the transcendence that he is seeking, and Book XI emphasizes time and eternity, presenting the former as a psychological "distention" of the latter which needs to be overcome to reach the unity and rest in God that is the overall theme of the Confessions.

The oldest texts speak little of time and eternity.

"Sakhalin Island" is full of images of nature and eternity.

Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is your mother.

Messiaen espoused a theology of glory, transcendence and eternity.

The lyrics lean toward the apocalyptic, envisioning war and eternity.

You get married in a temple and you're sealed for all time and eternity".