timelessness

How To Use timelessness In A Sentence

• Without question, Barbie has one quality that merits the term ideal, and that is timelessness. The Barbie Chronicles
• This may rarify the contrapuntal structures, making them easier to follow, but it comes at the expense of a certain elemental timelessness. Ionarts
• In Mahapatra's poetry, the windows of life are flung wide open, and both time and timelessness, today and eternity rush in.
• All these books have strange, often adolescent protagonists to whom weird and grotesque things happen almost by accident, casually disturbing their otherwise suburban lives – and also a certain sense of timelessness and placelessness (this is an America we recognise, yet it is not real, and its cities are rarely named). Daniel Clowes: 'You've got to be obsessed'
• It's hard to say what you'll find most breathtaking about the eternal city - the arrogant opulence of the Vatican or the timelessness of the Forum.
• These theorists reject divine timelessness and immutability, along with infallible foreknowledge, arguing that not only should foreknowledge be rejected because of its fatalist consequences, the view of a God who takes risks is more faithful to Scripture than the classical notion of an essentially omniscient and foreknowing deity. Foreknowledge and Free Will
• Words are timeless. You should utter them or write them with a knowledge of their timelessness.
• Many observers commented on Stalin's timelessness and ubiquity.
• Her book which is loosely based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night was described by the judges as a "magical story that brilliantly contrasts the timelessness of romance with the grittiness of reality".
• I suppose it's nice to regulate and synchronize everyone's life with a clock, but it's sad when this kind of time becomes significant to the exclusion of the Timelessness that actually envelopes livingness. A BROKEN CLOCK REVEALS THE LIE OF A MATERIAL-MECHANICAL UNIVERSE