Sentence examples for a permanent condition of from inspiring English sources

He pictured a permanent condition of anarchy without regular war or regular peace.

Such temporary appointments are seemingly becoming a permanent condition of the Trump administration.

The strain of divided allegiance remained a permanent condition of his existence.

Using the Gulag, he meant to build a state and hold it in a permanent condition of terror.

We regard farming as a permanent condition of rural life, but in the arid West it is a brief experiment of 100 years.

Yet the G.O.P. platform opposes them; the culture war that Buchanan trumpeted is no longer an insurgent cause but a permanent condition of the Republican Party, and, increasingly, it is being fought within the Party.

(Opponents of raising the minimum wage often say that the low minimum wage serves a purpose -- it's a temporary condition for people just getting their feet wet in the job market. The reality is that it's now a permanent condition for hundreds of thousands of seasoned, accomplished adults).

In terms of emotion, ethos is viewed as a permanent condition characteristic of the average person and relatively mild in its nature; pathos, on the other hand, is a temporary emotional state, often violent.

I want to forget I am vulnerable to that damning epithet "mental illness" (and it is a vulnerability, not a permanent condition – most of the time, when they are well, "depressives" are perfectly cheerful, well-rounded human beings).

We didn't mention the words fall or leaves in a effort to prevent such a permanent condition in any of our kids.

On the contrary: Most oil-rich states have been doomed to a seemingly permanent condition of kleptocracy by a few, poverty for the rest, chronic backwardness and, worst of all, the loss of a national soul.