Sentence examples for a permanent matter from inspiring English sources
However, the underlying phenomena related with the wide prognostic spectrum of this group of tumors are a permanent matter of debate far to be understood.
As psychological and empirical concepts, they do not belong to aesthetics; and as a whole, in their common quality, they refer merely to the world of feelings, empirically grouped and classified, which forms the permanent matter of artistic intuition.
(Permanent matters of national principle may last forever, but they're a different issue, and they're not the ideological possessions of either party, so no party can win competitive leverage in elections by appealing to them).
After 10 days, with the blackout looking permanent, matters turn bleak with the nearest grocery store nearly empty, and gasoline scarce.
True, the stores and restaurants and crowds have almost all changed, and the people are mostly younger than I am, but I'm like that ghost who haunts his old neighborhood and who can't let go and who has a permanent existence no matter the strife or wars or natural illnesses that wipe away citizens.
But remember, a permanent marker is permanent.
Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield, one of the larger tenants of the World Trade Center, is simultaneously trying to find temporary space for 1,900 workers and a permanent home, in a matter of weeks.
But what if hot-housing children like this, on a permanent basis, as a matter of course – and assuming that schools are not succeeding – is a thoroughly bad idea, a triumph of narrow education over broad education, so that the narrow drives out the broad?
