Sentence examples for more permanent of from inspiring English sources

And I would enter the ink-stained world of newspapers, where, against the more permanent of my ideals, I became a fashion writer.

"This app is a progression from the desire to create something more permanent out of performance, just as we did photo shoots with great performers".

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History will record the triangulation of this administration as a more permanent weakening of the rule of law than any of the radical follies of its opponents.

This could result in a more permanent crossing of many of the countries invisible internal boundaries that would strengthen the national character of the state.

But last week provided an often overlooked, timely reminder of a more permanent wonder of the county's makeup and history.

Paradoxically, this led to the undocumented migrant population becoming more permanent because of the risks of getting caught going back and forth.

However, the enduring geographical pattern within the territory may also imply more permanent differences of climate or of food supplies and diet between the coastal areas to the east and the Limpopo Valley.

The increased speed of change is arguably related to society's connectivity through broadcast and social media and to its lack of connectivity through the more permanent institutions of family, church and community.

Network executives say that if these shows succeed, this kind of programming will expand and become a more permanent part of their prime-time schedules.

Although your bio is a more permanent way of advertising what roles you're after, lots of recruiters are searching for people via their tweets.