Sentence examples for false permanence from inspiring English sources
And when he decides to leave Hartford, allowing Cathy and her fellow-whites to reëstablish their misguided sense of right and wrong and false permanence, you wonder if Raymond ever had the heart or the balls to stay.
We have been fooled by a sense of false security, of permanence.
"Extreme longevity can lull us into a false sense of permanence," Sussman wrote for Brain Pickings.
Seeing "Negative" presented next to other profile "stats" conveys a false sense of permanence.
"I know you love broken-down buildings," he wrote, "How about a thousand of them, one right after the other?" I had been photographing abandoned landscapes since adolescence, living near dying Detroit – that maligned place whose decay deconstructs modern life's false promises of control, progress, and permanence.
The imagined union with their child, in conjunction with this feeling of ownership, provides mothers and fathers with a false sense of safety, security, certainty and permanence.
The biggest disadvantage of permanent fillers is their permanence.
They speak of permanence.
