Sentence examples for a permanence from inspiring English sources

When a state's denial of the individual and national rights of a large part of its population becomes permanent - a permanence that has been the goal of Israel's settlement project from its very outset (and that many believe has been achieved) - that state ceases to be a democracy.

Also it has a permanence.

In our young minds, baseball has a permanence.

"They also exist with a permanence that makes them part of the community".

But there's still an inevitability to Ovechkin, a permanence so ingrained we don't even notice it.

"Print has a permanence and prestige that digital media can't yet match," he added.

This gives the hobby of raising homing pigeons a curious permanence, a fixedness in space.

As Raymond points out, there is "a rolling permanence" to a tenured university faculty that benefits both faculty and students.

It also signals a sense of permanence, a yearning for substance.

This gave a greater permanence to the pleating.

One can only guess that Mr. Levine wanted a European permanence under his feet.