sempiternal

• Manu National Park is well known as "hotspot" in the lowland rainforests, a place of exuberant diversity; however the biosphere reserve also preserves vast areas of montane cloud forests, where the sempiternal mists envelop and often conceal plants and animals. —  innovations-report
• VOICEsVOICEs create a sempiternal space filled with sounds and imagery that defy what they've been taught, and challenge what you know. —  Filter Magazine
• It isn't the facts that matter, 9: 30 PM is still 9: 30 PM, but the sempiternal "truth" being crafted is a narrative of just enough veracity, length, and diversion to distract the parent-types from implementing the consequences. —  Desert Beacon
• But he did not really believe that infinity was infinite or that the eternal was also sempiternal: he assumed that all things, known and unknown, were caused Hence it was that I found myself one day towards the end of the eighteen-seventies in a cell in the old Brompton Oratory arguing with Father Addis, who had been called by one of his flock to attempt my conversion to Roman Catholicism. —  Back to Methuselah
• If these things are not sempiternal, then are we merely to patch the fabric as it gives way, or are we going to set about rebuilding-- piecemeal, of course, and without closing the premises or stopping the business, but, nevertheless, on some clear and comprehensive plan? —  Mankind in the Making

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