Sentence examples for permanent idea from inspiring English sources

But he had a more immediate — and potentially more permanent — idea in mind.

More sophisticated: If looking for a more adult (and permanent) idea, it is time to take out the candlestick, wine glass, martini glass, and ceramic plate!

She is also proposing legislation to make her order permanent, an idea that is already promising to meet with some resistance from people in the outdoor advertising industry.

If I move that sign now, it means I'm committing to permanent residence, an idea that is far too depressing to seriously contemplate.

The program was never meant to be permanent, however; the idea always was to find them jobs and bring Sunnis into the security services and government.

Alarm Will Sound, conducted by Alan Pierson, played the work as part of a program of pieces for sinfonietta called "Permanent Collection," an idea that might seem better suited to the mainstream orchestral world and its canon of masterpieces, as he wrote in the accompanying notes.

He organized a number of well-received exhibitions, including a transatlantic series called "Views from Abroad," in which Serota and two other European museum directors were asked to curate shows from the Whitney's permanent collection — the idea being to "give us a fresh look at American art".

Reid states that although speculation behind the editorial decision to allow the paralysis of the character to become permanent included the idea she had become outdated, "if audiences had grown tired of Batgirl, it was not because she was a bad character but because she had been written badly".

Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living.— Miriam Beard.

Raising the huge ransom for John II did much to accustom France to the idea of permanent taxation.

But nothing offering a permanent home to the idea of video games as a sociocultural and educational endeavour.