Sentence examples for seemingly eternal from inspiring English sources

In a seemingly eternal device of English comedy, the richest work fell to the servants.

Rafsanjani, Iran's ultimate and seemingly eternal pragmatist, ended his second term as President in 1997.

Goal! Argentina 1-0 UruguAfterter an seemingly eternal wait Messi sends Muslera the wrong way.

A SEEMINGLY eternal symbol of youth and an inspiration to countless millions, Muhammad Ali turns 71 on Thursday.

After another seemingly eternal drive, Baghdad finally appears as though rising by sheer force of will from the desert.

In defending his actions, he invoked one of the seemingly eternal rules of business and politics: "Everybody knows everybody".

In an interview with GamePro, the Nintendo of America CEO speaks candidly about the state of the gaming industry, Nintendo's seemingly-eternal Wii shortages, online console gaming, and predictions for the future.

But if you're tired of hearing the seemingly-eternal "this is what Uncle Fred did when he was twelve" stories, and you're leery of bringing up politics with your kin from Outer Podunk, then it's at least a conversation-starter that's somewhat neutral.

Vryling Buffum, seemingly an eternal footnote, was a friend of Emily's sister, Vinnie (who's played in the film by Jennifer Ehle).

And it isn't a seemingly neutral and eternal category like teen pop, a genre more defined by demographics than by music.

The souls are dependent, self-conscious, capable of enjoyment, controlled, atomic in size, many in number, and eternal but seemingly subject to birth and death because of ignorance and karma.