eternalness

Here the eternalness of the East defied time, shrouding them both.

Little Gidding continues by describing the eternalness of the present and how history exists in a pattern.

We are born with, grow up with, indeed live our entire lives with the concept of eternalness always close to us.

Roethke's tough-guy facade and poetic intimations of eternalness struck deep into Bolcom's being.

The rhythm of the horizontal axis used in the funeral procession parallels with eternalness of the pharaoh.

I think there will never be a song like this one again, with this bassline, with this kind of effect, this eternalness, this perfection."

It is not until line 85 that the actual Phoenix bird is introduced, as a resident of "that forest," and it seems to be primarily employed in watching the eternalness of the Garden.

Moichi watched the panoply of Sha'angh'sei slide by him, thinking of the changes within the vast city and, because of those changes, how it all stayed essentially the same; its eternalness fascinated and awed him.

The horizontal axis of east to west was symbolic to the Egyptians, representing the cycle of life and eternalness of their leaders; every day the sun is born in the east and dies at night in the west, yet is again reborn in the east the next morning.