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Meanings of eternally true in English
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Usage of eternally true in English
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His ultimate goal is not the strikingly new but the eternally true.
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The classic is that which does not grow old-theclassic is the eternally true.
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The old legend of Achilles's heel will be eternally true.
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And if this is so, then this fact is eternally true regarding every human being.
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And therein he strikes an eternally true note.
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For Byron's fine lines are eternally true,-
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All things separate, all things again greet one another; eternally true to itself remaineth the ring of existence.
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Then occurs this eternally true passage:
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But he had no inkling that the Gospel story is symbolic-thelife-story of genius for all time, eternally true.
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If it will strengthen you to know that I shall always love you, the knowledge will be eternally true.
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And in some greater and higher sense than we had yet perceived, the saying 'vox populi vox dei' was eternally true.
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Though he shudders inwardly, Undine's purity and loveliness conquer Hugo's fright, and he once more swears to be eternally true to her.
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No one but a Dennis will hesitate an instant in deciding which of the theories is the more importantly and eternally true one.
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