Sentence examples for remains eternally from inspiring English sources

Eternal Egypt remains eternally fascinating.

For him, the war remains "eternally right," a success with unfortunate footnotes.

It's a subject, she says, that remains eternally captivating.Ms Hambling, who has been painting and sculpting for over 50 years, is a leading figure in Britain's artistic firmament.

The story of a man who remains eternally young while his portrait ages provided the framework for Wilde's whimsical but vicious depiction of the fin de siècle.

This week Lionel watched Being There for the third time: "A film about nonsense passing for political perspicacity that remains eternally germane".

Synge died of cancer, aged 38, before the couple could marry, but his ghost remains eternally animated in Molly's thoughts.We meet Molly in a dilapidated lodging-house in London in the 1950s, an alcoholic, penniless vision of faded glamour.

And yet, underneath her energy and drive, there is something poignant about Calle, something lost, as if she remains a daughter eternally in search of a maternal embrace.

We have seen how Rumi's theology of love and the effacing of the baser self points to an existential unity in which everything is love, or as the Qur'an puts it, the face of God eternally remains after all else perishes.

His much maligned, and as much misunderstood, caged woman remains the tantalizing Hedda Gabler trapped eternally -- at the age of 30 -- in a marriage of compromise to a pedantic man who worships and bores her.

It remains to be seen whether the younger Mr. Kim will be eternally dressed in his customary jumpsuit.

One curious privilege remains to be enjoyed pretty exclusively by the economy class passenger, which BBC reporters are eternally obliged to be.