Sentence examples similar to having permanence from inspiring English sources

"Of course, I'm looking for something that will have permanence," Mr. Ewart said.

But he did not regard photography as a fine art and had not expected his pictures to have permanence.

In "What Would Buddha Do?" it is as if the physical dimensions of Gina's Austin house formed the boundaries of her self, reassurance that her life has permanence and weight -- indeed that she exists at all.

In the age of mass-produced clothing (much of which is made in sweatshops in third-world countries), we need stories like this one more than ever, to remind us that some clothes have permanence, and a hint of another wearer.

Then the system (4.1) has permanence.

Suppose that assumptions (H1), (H3) and (H5) hold, then the system (1.2) has permanence.

What is more, when the coefficient (e_{1}(n)) is small enough, then the system has permanence.

From Theorem 3.1, Theorem 3.3, and Remark 1, one knows that if (T< T_{1}^) the predator-extinction periodic solution is globally attractive and if (T>T_{2}^) the system has permanence.

"Suddenly the middle class could have the permanence -- an impression of permanence that wood never could have".

"They have more permanence".

Also it has a permanence.