Sentence examples for Permanent reality from inspiring English sources

Every time gas prices leap or slump, do they honestly think that now, definitely, this is the new permanent reality?

Meanwhile, for a big part of the country, life on one income increasingly, a woman's income is a permanent reality.

Without public engagement and pressure, an offshore prison housing individuals held without charge could become a permanent reality.

For a big part of the country, life on one income increasingly, a woman's income is a permanent reality.

"In order for our business to thrive we must think of the current high fuel prices as a permanent reality of our business," Mr. Anderson said.

This period, the 1970s and to an extent the early '80s, initially appeared to create an entirely different and permanent reality for female fiction writers.

One of the permanent realities of British politics is that ministers and their shadows – look at Andy Burnham – are always positioning themselves for the next opportunity, and responding to today's crises with an eye on how they will play in the next act of the drama.

Girding for the commission of a lifetime -- translating an evocative idea into the reality of a permanent World Trade Center site memorial -- New York's best-known unknown architect, Michael Arad, has joined a 50-person firm in Manhattan.

The school holds that neither the self nor the elements that make up the mental and material world have any permanent, changeless reality and that they therefore cannot be said to have any real existence.

In this light, WhatsApp is a powerful and permanent new reality and its problems aren't likely to be solved as much as fitfully and sometimes unsatisfyingly managed.

Early humanists returned to the classics less with nostalgia or awe than with a sense of deep familiarity, an impression of having been brought newly into contact with expressions of an intrinsic and permanent human reality.