Sentence examples for permanent importance from inspiring English sources
The Odyssey (1781) and Iliad (1793), particularly, achieved permanent importance.
To build his machines, Vaucanson invented many machine tools of permanent importance.
It is not necessary to assume that it will set free instantly the enslaved blacks of the South, in order to ascribe to it the greatest and most permanent importance.
His father, Harold K. Guinzburg, had founded Viking in 1925 with a partner, George S. Oppenheimer, with the goal of publishing nonfiction and "distinguished fiction with some claim to permanent importance rather than ephemeral popular interest".
The permanent importance of this polemical essay lies in its economic analysis of the stringent reparations placed upon Germany and the corresponding lack of probability that the debts would ever be paid.
Five especially chosen pilot plants, having permanent importance in process biotechnology and heat transfer have been developed.
Nevertheless, the explicit evidence about Peisistratus's care for his home cult of Brauron, and the permanent military importance of Eleusis on the way to Peisistratus's enemies in the Peloponnese, make it plausible to suppose a heightening of interest in these two particular sanctuaries precisely in the tyrannical period.
Jihad against the devil without has assumed a place of permanent, even overriding importance in the way these mullahs look at the world.
There is no other single issue of such force, of such permanent and universal importance to us, than having the U.S. normalize relations with Cuba".
Aboriginals traditionally lived by hunting and gathering and were seasonally mobile, but, because each local clan was deeply attached to certain local sites of ritual importance, permanent population movements seem to have been gradual.
McKendry et al. (2010) emphasized the importance of permanent lidar installations in mountainous locations for understanding the vertical transport process and the analysis of the chemical time series.
