Sentence examples for permanent monuments from inspiring English sources

"Permanent monuments on public property," he wrote, "typically represent government speech".

But permanent monuments, whether donated by private groups or commissioned by the government, are different, the court said.

Russell Wilson, superintendent of the Sandy Hook unit of Gateway National Recreation Area, said federal guidelines restrict the installation of permanent monuments and memorials in national parks.

Permanent monuments in public parks are not subject to the free speech analysis that applies to speeches and leaflets in public forums, the court ruled.

They built permanent monuments to themselves, pyramids guarded by granite sphinxes modeled on the Egyptian Valley of the Kings and circular temples topped with goddesses inspired by ancient Greece.

Most critics, however, have without hesitation accepted Salle's work as advanced art, and some of them — Peter Schjeldahl, Sanford Schwartz, Michael Brenson, Robert Rosenblum, and Lisa Liebmann, for example — have celebrated its transgressive quality and placed his paintings among the works that most authoritatively express our time and are apt to become its permanent monuments.

"We hope that if we use this money to get to a stage where the income stream is enough to keep things moving forward, we'll have created a permanent, lasting monument here that future generations can enjoy," he added.

The Independent called the book Dr. Shearman's "permanent monument".

A permanent monument is likely to be put up next year.

The museum, across the street from the school, is the first permanent monument to the events of 1957.

Though he will be deeply missed, his example will be a permanent monument for all to follow.