Sentence examples similar to beginning of permanence from inspiring English sources
And with the conflict approaching its fourth anniversary, a sense of permanence is beginning to test Jordanian hospitality.
At Taksim Square, a popular occupation that began Saturday took on a sense of permanence with another day of gatherings that felt festive, with music, food and the steady bursts of chants against Mr. Erdogan's government.
Their relationship (not technically a marriage) has survived its sweet, abandoned beginning and its surprising reprise, and acquired an air of permanence.
"The Daily Henry James" is small, but its cyclical quality — reach the end, turn back to the beginning the very next day — lends it a sense of permanence.
When we strip away the impositions, the fantasy of permanence and the denial of ultimate concerns, we begin to view aging as holding the potential for activation of new, unprecedented levels of self-affirmation, meaning and spiritual growth.
While the ICTY was designed from the beginning to be temporary,' these days its sheer physical presence and wheezy bureaucracy give it a sense of permanence and inevitability.
An assumption of permanence.
They speak of permanence.
The sound of permanence".
Opera smacked of permanence.
