Sempiternal

Although the colonists were expected to enjoy a sempiternal spring, the lack of seasons only reminded them that their world was artificial. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Meanwhile the Underground festers and dies at the weekend, as sempiternal and glacially-proceeding 'engineering works' bring it to its umpteenth year of standstill ❋ Unknown (2010)

You can only be eaten by hungry sharks for so long; but Speaker Pelosi's sempiternal. ❋ Steven Barnes (2010)

[Is truth eternal, or both eternal and sempiternal?], Nowe Tory, ❋ Simons, Peter (2007)

Compliance with EU guidelines looks like being a sempiternal difficulty for Microsoft; the company needs to ensure the upcoming Vista operating system, with its wide range of functions, doesn't break antitrust law. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Nevertheless it may be said that the sempiternal is not bounded by time (in a weaker sense than Plato ascribes to the Forms) in that what exists sempiternally cannot age. ❋ Helm, Paul (2006)

His writings have also the sempiternal youth of poetry. ❋ Unknown (2006)

My town sometimes smelled bad; it smelled like sharp chemical releases because it was under the plumes of many smokestacks, and there were weird sempiternal creaks, grindings, and groans that issued from the nearby factories. ❋ Amy Wilentz (2006)

She would change her breakfasts, she thought — have a lemonade and a tomato sandwich instead of the sempiternal bacon and eggs and toast. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Graces, for the like reason, have been held to continue in a sempiternal pudicity. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Her answer was that the rape was committed in the dortour, where she durst not cry because it was a place of sempiternal silence. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Yea, to the end there might be a sempiternal amity and correspondence preserved betwixt him and the Roman senate, there was no remarkable thing in the whole city which was not shown unto him. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Chronicle of the huge and mighty giant Gargantua, and, like upright faithfullists, have firmly believed all to be true that is contained in them, and have very often passed your time with them amongst honourable ladies and gentlewomen, telling them fair long stories, when you were out of all other talk, for which you are worthy of great praise and sempiternal memory. ❋ Unknown (2002)

What I said to the students was: Such a view presumes that writers are not encapsulated in isolation or the sempiternal, that they see themselves as living in the here and now, and, even more, that they expose themselves to the vicissitudes of time, that they jump in and take sides. ❋ Unknown (1999)