Sentence examples for permanent feel from inspiring English sources

It had a solid, permanent feel.

This year, the dryness has a menacing, premonitory, permanent feel.

Many of the camps in Darfur are already taking on a more permanent feel.

The stopgap supply of essential services such as water, electricity and housing is taking on a more permanent feel.

Set in a warehouse shed, it's actually a lot more prepared for every event uality) than others in the area and with a much more permanent feel.

After eight months and a cleaning the church resumed a more usual function, although it did not shy away from its 9/11 legacy, mounting exhibits inside that took on a permanent feel.

The cladding was an integral part of the design and made the extension part of the permanent look and feel of the building".

Spencer-Jones's relationship with a character she's lived alongside for six years appears deep, dark, and permanent; you feel there isn't a living artist who feels as moved by, nor as responsible for, Alex Delarge and the mark he's left on our culture.

Paint isn't permanent, so feel free to experiment with colors until you find a look you love!

While Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said the plazas are a work in progress — he will decide in December whether to transform them into something more permanent — they feel like odd leftover spaces.

Which is to say that the Alÿs show at the Hispanic Society, while not permanent, does feel something like a pilgrimage, but to a mahogany-paneled space that has a dark and slightly sepulchral atmosphere.