Sentence examples for of perpetuity from inspiring English sources

Like this piece, 'Promenade.' There's no guarantee of perpetuity.

The first people they bump into in the wilderness, naturally, are part of Perpetuity.

"The idea of perpetuity is not something I can get my arms around," she said.

I spoke of the tragic illusion of perpetuity, but, no, my friends, it is a comic one.

The true beneficiaries of perpetuity are the banks and trust companies that receive annual fees for managing foundations' assets.

But as long as we're keeping lists, no matter what those lists are, we're keeping faith with some idea of perpetuity.

Lincoln, facing the coming civil war in 1861, mounted an impassioned and closely argued defence of the "perpetuity" of the union and the constitution against the Southern secessionists, in a speech that's still ablaze with life today.

Our objective (maximization of the present value of equity) also covers the residual value of the expected perpetuity of payouts.

Their aggregated choices enable the will of the people to control the extent of power and perpetuity of governments, thus protecting society's rights and interests.

(Some firms, like Taliesin Associated Architects after the death of Frank Lloyd Wright, channel the personal touch of their namesakes into a kind of zombified perpetuity).

In the case of a perpetuity with an annual payment of a, the formula reduces to Thus if one had to pay $200 to purchase a perpetual annuity of $5 per annum, the rate of interest would be 2 1/2 percent.