Sentence examples for permanent symbol from inspiring English sources

Both versions of the bill would make the detention camp in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a permanent symbol of injustice and cruelty around the world.

Some are wary of putting marks on paper that would be a permanent symbol of their difficulties and are more comfortable with a tablet or computer where making corrections is easier.

When a master struck the 16-year-old Osborne at school, he responded by striking back – a gesture for which he was expelled and which suggested his permanent symbol was the untugged forelock.

All of the punished officers received a so-called disciplinary reprimand, a letter that is a permanent symbol of their failures in the days leading to the deadly fire.

"On July Fourth, as fireworks burst in the sky -- ephemeral reminders of our liberty -- we will begin to reclaim our skyline with a permanent symbol of our freedom," he said.

Published in five pamphlets, the earliest appearing in 1712, it was collected in 1727 under the composite title Law is a Bottom-less Pit; or, The History of John Bull, and it established and popularized for the first time the character who was to become the permanent symbol of England in cartoon and literature.

In many respects, they are one of the most permanent symbols of our identities.

And it was David who created permanent symbols of God's election of Israel, God's election of David himself, God's election of David's house or line or dynasty to rule over Israel in perpetuity.

These seemingly permanent symbols of our species' great civilisations are as vulnerable as we are to the ravages of time, and to humanity's destructive practices.

Reinforcing Ulm's staunch condemnation of prejudice, hatred, and genocide are the powerful and permanent symbols in the town's famous Lutheran Muenster Cathedral, the tallest church in the world.

Today, the chateaux are historic landmarks and permanent symbols of French Renaissance splendor, many of which continue to resound with music of the period, thanks to a cultural destination industry that has rediscovered this repertory.