Sentence examples for that seems timeless from inspiring English sources

Designing something that seems "timeless" (cliché though it may be) is fiendishly tricky for any designer; making it look ahead of its time by 50 years is even more so.

Tidy rows of onions, cherry trees, and bell peppers give way to a small factory or two — a group of women in hairnets were taking a break in front of Marich Confectionery as I passed — and then there are diners and gas stations and, finally, a downtown that seems timeless without being in any way quaint.

To be seen tonight from 10 30 to 11 on Channel 13, "Potters" speaks through sound and image to portray a remote mountain community where everyday family life and creative work are commingled in an atmosphere that seems timeless and serene.

No, it is hallowed ground that seems timeless, that place where the eternal dwells, the chapel of the soul.

But the Dickinson quotation helps us to see what hooked Mr. Taylor into making this piece: the challenge of creating a world that seems timeless.

Scenes of carnage, some through the lens of Mathew Brady, give way to landscapes that seem timeless yet inimitably American.

So pay phones became cellphones, and Mr. Packard avoided sports-themed books in favor of titles that seemed timeless — particularly ones that were set in either the past or the future.

There is, of course, a difference between a garment that always seems timeless vs. one that appears to exist in a bubble.

There was always something infectious about that track: it seems timeless, and perks everyone up.

Palladio showed how it was possible to shape a form of architecture that seemed almost timeless.

That seems to be the timeless motto at play in the latest phase of his "banning Muslims from America" wheeze.