Sentence examples for a kind of permanent from inspiring English sources
"The idea would be to create a kind of permanent workshop, a kind of think tank".
People who weren't even alive then burn with indignation; it's a kind of permanent ache.
His has been a kind of permanent exile, dictated by temperament.
"The American expectation is that the Vatican is a kind of permanent White House," he said.
Originally, it was a kind of permanent escape while I was between houses.
His eye was intelligent and it watered with a kind of permanent empathy.
The Buddhist's picture, for example, expresses the vision of a world in constant flux devoid of fixity or any kind of permanent substance.
Now Sparta, as you've seen, when the decision had to be made as to whether they should commit themselves to defending the islands with a kind of a permanent force out there to do that, the Spartans withdrew.
Throughout all this, the painting remains a kind of talisman, something permanent and authentic in a world of threatening uncertainties, though when needed it can also be used as collateral for shady criminal dealings.
They are a kind of market failure, usually permanent.
Most people when seeking a husband (or wife) are marrying the promise of something; life-long companionship, financial security, a kind of in-tact and permanent destiny.
