There is a dewy firmness in the texture of her heart that seldom outlasts the fires of even a mild passion--such a timid flame as the pastor's daughter might conscientiously feel for some pious under-shepherd or amorous evangelist.
Waters continually dripping wear away the hardest stone; year falling after year will at length overcome the strongest god: an oak-tree outlasts many generations of men; a mountain or a river outlasts many celestial dynasties.
The main fact here is that the response outlasts the stimulus.
Withdraw the hand for a second, exposing the eyes to the light, and immediately screen the eyes again, and notice whether the sensation of the light outlasts the stimulus.
Sometimes the lust outlasts the world, sometimes the world outlasts the lust; and one knows not whether is the sadder.
For I have a wife Whose love outlasts my wealthy day; In thee a friend through good and ill; And truth that naught could take away: Ah, this the poor man lacketh still.
For I have a wife Whose love outlasts my wealthy day; In thee a friend through good and ill; And truth that naught could take away: Ah!
Still gazing on the ever full Eternal mundane spectacle, This world in which we draw our breath In some sense, Fausta, outlasts death.
Heavenly hope sets its object far off, and because a lifetime only attains it in part, it blesses a lifetime and outlasts it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "outlasts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
