Sentence examples for perpetual bliss from inspiring English sources
The phrase "perpetual bliss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of continuous happiness or joy, often in a poetic or philosophical context.
Example: "After years of searching for meaning, she finally found her own version of perpetual bliss in the simple moments of life."
Alternatives: "eternal happiness" or "endless joy".
Born to a life of sweat, threat and strain, how, he wonders, could we settle for a life of perpetual bliss?
By right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct a siddha has freed himself from the cycle of rebirths and resides in a state of perpetual bliss in the siddha-śīlā, at the top of the universe.
The ranking was heavily weighted in favour of carbon footprint; so much so that Americans would need to have been in a state of perpetual bliss, and have had a life expectancy of 439, to equal Vanuatu's score.
If you had told me that one day I, too, would have a column in the paper, I would have been thrilled beyond belief; if I ever thought it was one-fifth as good as Frayn's, I would be in a state of perpetual bliss".
Their outsized expectations of what marriage can and should provide — perpetual excitement, comfort, sexual bliss, intellectual stimulus, and so on — together with their callow, "consumerist" approach to romantic choices, leave them ill-equipped to cope with the inevitable frustrations and longueurs of the long haul.
Whereas our parents saw it as a possibility, we saw it as our birthright--a belief that somehow, a perpetual state of joy (or near bliss) was accessible if only we played our cards right.
"Everyman" shifts the site of bliss a few miles south, to Elizabeth, where the brothers experience "life perpetual in their father-created Eden," specifically in the modest jewelry store their father established in 1933 — on the birth of his younger son — where the boys put in many cloudless hours after school.
