Sentence examples similar to permanent thought from inspiring English sources

Woodheys Primary School, Meadway, Trafford: a memento art installation made of 480 matchbox books (one for each child), 18 wooden suitcases (one for each class), a mobile of 40 origami birds (representing the staff) and a permanent wooden thought tree (to record parents and visitors observations).

PCS ranges between 0 (no negative pain related thoughts during painful situations) and 4 (permanent negative pain related thoughts).

Since Treasury and taxpayers will always pick up the bill for a crisis, just perhaps the Treasury isn't yet quite manifesting the flexibility of thought and permanent condition of vigilance that perhaps would have been the best fundamental response to the great crash and recession.

Words go from nascent, half-formed thoughts to permanent pronouncements to the world at the touch of a key.

I am sure that biological parents, here and in other countries, have these thoughts of permanent reunion as well.

The thought of a permanent return to Britain leaves him lukewarm: "It's unlikely.

He had a stint as a substitute host when he was a state senator, and he said he had later given serious thought to a permanent job.

Cook led his team to a victory, in his first tour as permanent Test captain, which many thought was beyond them.

My aunt, galvanized by the thought of our permanent escape from Haiti and a hardened veteran of 20-odd Canadian winters, pushed the snow away from the wipers and the windows with her gloved hands.

The thought of a permanent departure from scientific research is a major deal for me.

But Manglik would spend most of his adult life in the U.S., and with each promotion any thought of a permanent return to his homeland faded a bit more.