Sentence examples for made a permanent difference from inspiring English sources
Stella made a permanent difference in art history.
MILLIKEN--Gloria, with grace, elegance and a spine of steel activist and philanthropist Gloria Milliken made a permanent difference in New York City.
Thorsten Beck of the World Bank speculates on whether the crash of 2008 will make a permanent difference in the way people save and invest.
"Ultimately," says NPD's Balzer, "the question is whether something makes a permanent difference in our lives or makes it less expensive".
Regulators ratcheted up their ongoing investigation into insider trading on Wall Street Thursday, but a splashy case might not be enough to make a permanent difference.
Tolstoy argues that for life to be meaningful something must be worth doing, that nothing is worth doing if nothing one does will make a permanent difference to the world, and that doing so requires having an immortal, spiritual self.
Since the goal is "not charity but justice," in TR's phrase, there's a role for better government since a) only it has the resources to make a permanent difference and b) referring to those who blithely argue that "the Great Society failed," in my view, "no one's smart enough to be pessimist" here.
Make a permanent 'Vaseline filter'.
Perhaps the Tolstoian reason why one must live forever in order to make the relevant permanent difference is an agent-relative need for one to honor an infinite value, something qualitatively higher than the worth of, say, pleasure.
"It made a huge difference.
