everlastingness

It is not the lure of love that interests her, but its everlastingness.

And it brings up the vision of the everlastingness of those hand lines.

The beasts are wonderfully alike, which shows the everlastingness of blood."

A Dangchomun symbolizes longevity, everlastingness, and the carrying on of a family line.

I won't have a soul; with a soul there is everlastingness, and life has tortured me enough."

For if we are to believe in any everlasting things at all, we cannot shut out the fatal everlastingness of Memory!"

Did I not watch you yonder by the lake when you gave her a ring graved with the signs of Life and Everlastingness?

It was characterized by a theistic belief in a personal God, in the everlastingness of souls, and in the superiority of spiritual over corporeal forces.

The 82 stelae were made from stone in the form of tortoise-mounted tablet since tortoise was traditionally considered a symbol of longevity and everlastingness in Vietnamese culture.

The open-endedness (everlastingness) of daytime is another strength that causes a weakness: Art likes to have a beginning, middle and end-to have a shape, a form, a denouement.

As Mr. Cahill puts it: "Is not the desire of the everlasting hills that they be saved from their everlastingness, that something new happen, that the everlasting cycle of human cruelty, of man's inhumanity to man, be brought to an end?"

Contemporary with Traherne, the Welsh poet Henry Vaughan recalled childhood (our "angel-infancy") as an age when we still have fading memories of the heaven from which we came, and can still feel "through all this fleshly dress / Bright shoots of everlastingness."

Between the immensity of God and the insignificance of man the Zohar postulated ten spheres of divine manifestation, each of which man can approach or even encompass: the supreme crown of God, the wisdom of God, the intelligence, the love, the power, the compassion, the everlastingness, the majesty, the root founda.

We began to prepare a show which became Pierrot In Turquoise - turquoise because it's the British symbol of everlastingness and David claims that I saved him - not from Buddhism, not from everlastingness, but from becoming a Tibetan monk.