Sentence examples for permanent things from inspiring English sources

Productivity booms are not permanent things.

That's the kind of money you're generally supposed to spend on permanent things, like maybe a house.

By insisting that only permanent things could have real existence, the philosopher Parmenides (5th century bc) called into question the most basic claims about knowledge itself.

Over fireside talks in a scholarly center housed in Kirk's ancestral home, he immersed himself in Kirk's notion that "permanent things" — family and church — form the foundation of a healthy society.

They are like little memory prompts, taking me out of the crush of my Twitter feed, reminding me of more important and permanent things, giving me different and alien perspectives on the world.

What was needed, Viereck wrote, was a "revolt against ideology" and a defense of what Kirk called "permanent things," to offset, if possible, drastic changes, whether wrought in the blood of the Russian Revolution or, as Chambers wrote of the New Deal, in "a revolution by bookkeeping and lawmaking".

"Nothingness is the permanent thing," Mr. Doerr writes.

The water, he said, is a permanent thing.

Change is, after all, the only permanent thing in life.

"I'm not sure it's a permanent thing," I said.

FOR some older workers, work has become just about the most permanent thing.