Sentence examples for not eternally from inspiring English sources
You may exist for 50 or 60 years, but not eternally in Chinese history.
Mr. McQueen's clothes had a feral sensibility that implied the vulnerabilities of wealth and beauty — the sense that certain imbalances could not eternally hold.
In the second half, when all hope truly was lost, a friend who went to Notre Dame texted, after I offered my condolences: "The Irish are nothing if not eternally optimistic.
If you believe that Iran is not eternally condemned to veer from a monarch's to a theocrat's repression, and that its centennial quest for pluralism is unquenchable, speak out about abuse but pursue engagement because isolation only serves the horror merchants.
Homogeneity of the sample is not thought to occur until after the polymerization reaction is complete and even then it is possible that the formed mature fibrils or plaques are not eternally stable.
Nixdorf's color palette recalls the pastels of old hand-tinted postcards, and she has chosen to depict places that reveal a great truth: landscapes are not eternal but eternally in progress; they are verbs, not nouns.
Anyone who grew up knowing nothing but the Cold War could scarcely imagine that the world wasn't eternally locked in permafrost.
How much more satisfying their records would be if they weren't eternally bathed in bleakness: every ponderous electronic clank is full of it, every sonorous syllable Dave Gahan sings denies the possibility that life can be uncomplicated, even enjoyable.
"My philosophy is if we want the United States of America to be a strong country and to have dialogue and freedom, we can't eternally be mad at each other," Hier said.
Across the decades, he somehow discovered the secret of being not just eternally young but eternally light, a skill he passed along to his closest heir, Ryan Seacrest.
God is causally active in a way in which a necessary truth such as Clarke's example — there being innocent beings who do not suffer eternally is necessarily better than there being innocent beings who do suffer eternally -is not.
