Sentence examples for permanent appeal from inspiring English sources

This is what gives her novels their permanent appeal.

Fragments from these scrolls have been seen in the United States, but their unique historical importance gives them permanent appeal.

Shaw had a good understanding of music, particularly opera, and he supplemented his knowledge with a brilliance of digression that gives many of his notices a permanent appeal.

But there is something in it, for all its doctrinaire moralism, that lends it permanent appeal: a prairie freshness, a joy in sheer invention, the simple, satisfying characterization of Dorothy and her three old, lovable companions.

Permanent collection.

Scholes did some brief coaching of Salford last season and he admits a permanent position appeals.

When commissioners moved this May to make the changes permanent, residents appealed the decision and the issue was brought before the City Council in June.

He established a permanent Court of Appeal for New Zealand and also served on the Privy Council for a time.

If he sides with the plaintiffs and issues a permanent injunction, the appeals court will likely stay the ban during an appeal.

When a State Superior Court judge rejected her motion for a permanent injunction, she appealed to the Connecticut Supreme Court.

In a final report, the National Bioethics Advisory Commission (NBAC) urged the federal government to create a new standing committee to act as a kind of permanent rulemaker and appeals board in this field.