Sentence examples for most permanent of from inspiring English sources

Architecture, which seems the most permanent of the arts because it appears solid and grounded, is the most ephemeral.

It produces beautiful, velvety tones in the image and is among the most permanent of photographic processes, but requires time-consuming preparation and precise control in the darkroom.

The process produces beautiful, velvety tones in the image and is among the most permanent of photographic processes, although it requires time-consuming preparation and precise control in the darkroom.

Upon inspection he found that the property came with a number of fixtures, the most permanent of which was Oldfield, the gardener, who had worked on the place for more than 40 years, and outlasted the two previous owners.

Upon inspection he found that the property came with several fixtures, the most permanent of which was Oldfield, the gardener, who had worked on the place for more than 40 years, and outlasted the two previous owners.

"She didn't like Harry's tattoos," said Paul. "He's got 27!" said Abbi, apparently unaware of the fact her new pin-up has also used his lithe little body as a canvas for the most permanent of inks. Louis has "the rogue" tattooed on his calves, one word on each.

Settlements consist of farm households dispersed around central villages; most permanent inhabitants of such villages are Europeanized or modernized Indians or persons of mixed ancestry.

"Tattoos are the ultimate and most permanent form of adornment, and I love that about it".

Most permanent residents of Abyei are from the Ngok Dinka ethnic group and consider themselves southerners.

The zooid walls, which constitute the most permanent portion of the colony, generally are calcareous (i.e., impregnated with calcium carbonate), giving bryozoans a fossil record that dates from the Ordovician onward (i.e., from about 500 million years ago).

Richmond, Virginia was the most permanent capital of the Confederacy.