Sentence examples for permanence to from inspiring English sources
This gave a greater permanence to the pleating.
They have a kind of permanence to them.
"There's a sense of relaxed permanence to the friendship, too.
Retro designs can also give a sense of permanence to disposable devices.
Things to heft, feel and take away gave an air of permanence to what happened".
It shows that what you did had a permanence to it.
In giving permanence to man's thoughts and records of his achievements, they answer a deep human need.
"It really was a quest to find things that suggested a permanence to our lives," Costa says.
That act of committing to permanence and to public display the content of the sacred scriptures symbolized the completion of the formation of the classical Confucian tradition.
Unlike the privately owned Zuccotti Park in New York that offers a feeling of quasi-permanence to the Occupy Wall Street encampment, Occupy Chicago looks and feels impermanent.
We also apply the permanence principle to our topological solution to allow more control over the influence of the input boundary polyline on the interior output polygonal mesh.
