Sentence examples for permanent feeling from inspiring English sources

"We have to provide a permanent feeling of security so that people will live here," Mr. Shimozawa said.

Sweden's capacity to defend Finland had weakened, and the years of hostile occupation had given the Finns a permanent feeling of insecurity.

"I owe to my Jewish origins the permanent feeling of wonderment that is inherent to the immigrant and the cruel, bitter and sad humor that through the centuries has served to protect Jews against despair," Mr. Scliar told the reference work World Authors in 1991.

But every Palestinian is threatened in some way in his or her life, at the very least just living with a permanent feeling of insecurity". She lived for more than three years in Gaza, and has been based in Ramallah, the main city in the West Bank from which Israelis are legally banned from entering, since 1997.

It has a very permanent feeling, and these days there isn't enough of that.

The idea of arrival, for me, meant not only some summit I wanted to reach in the outside world, but also a permanent feeling of wholeness within myself that I was hoping to attain.

Persons living with PD may have permanent feelings of frustration and anxiety [ 2], which may worsen or initiate SD.

Already, the feeling in the park has shifted subtly as the large green structures tower over their smaller tent neighbors and lend the encampment a more permanent feel.

There is a permanent nagging feeling they have about hoping that a nice mummy will turn up and make things better.

Critics argue that Airbnb contributes to the problem of unaffordable housing by inflating rents, that is violates zoning regulations by overcrowding, and it leaves a building's permanent residents feeling unsafe with strangers freely roaming the halls.

Enjoying a permanent rewarding feeling, without turbulences in effort making, is obviously an attractive feature of a lasting sentimental dynamics.