Sentence examples for a sort of permanent from inspiring English sources

The potential for a sort of permanent embarrassment is a looming presence when everything is filmed".

He took up a sort of permanent spiritual residence within Tolkien's imagined Middle-earth.

Meanwhile, folk music increasingly became a sort of permanent counterculture of political intention.

"France loves to give this image of itself as a sort of permanent drama, but that's not the reality.

As mainframes gave way to minicomputers and minis to client server networks running packaged applications, the problem worsened, becoming a sort of permanent employment act for consultant armies.

I had so-called relationships, just not very intense or none that I wanted to make a sort of permanent daily relationship.

They are, indeed, not going to institute a fix on any sort of permanent basis, mostly because then they'd have to tell a certain uncomfortable truth about the budget projections.

A: Sort of.

Neither indicated any sort of permanent re-working of processes as a result of Collaborate.

"If I think they're going to shoot somebody or cut his finger off or do any sort of permanent damage, I will immediately stop them," he explained.

I was telling myself very damaging lies, which I had to address before I could make any sort of permanent changes in my life.