Sentence examples for never permanent from inspiring English sources
There's a saying in the House: "There are never permanent enemies; there are permanent issues".
Yet in other countries where American policy is criticized, the duration of the display can be considerably longer, though never permanent.
Progress, he pointed out, is never permanent, and the tides of history are often determined by the actions of just a few individuals.
With every passing week, rules are never permanent and ever changing.
In Social Statics, Spencer asserts that evil is never permanent (59).
"So it's interesting that this partnership that built up in the earlier days and benefited both parties was never permanent - because once they gain enough benefits from each other it becomes more like rivalry.
The tax cuts that were put in by the Bush Administration will never see permanent light of day because the Administration has put us on a permanent war footing.
But the credit has never been permanent.
But it has never offered permanent recognition.There is worse.
But the appetite for a strong presidency has never become permanent.
