Sentence examples for permanent value from inspiring English sources

None of his works was of permanent value.

Some of these criticisms are well founded, but even so Austin's work is of permanent value.

"It tells a lot about the permanent value of living together in harmony".

Ideals of permanent value, excellence of making and natural materials that matured with age motivated Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement he inspired.

by taking for a standard wheat or some other thing of permanent value". 2 M. Farrand, The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787, p. 45 (1911).

Records that have long-term or permanent value to the University, such as endowment indentures, University Bylaws, deeds, continuing agreements with external parties, and other similar documents.

Congress must find a permanent, value-based solution to physician payments.

"It indicates that the A.C.L.U. has no permanent friends and no permanent allies, just permanent values".

The German chancellor is famous for her – depending on how you see it – ideological flexibility or lack of permanent values.

Nor are there great Fitch monuments: while design aims at permanent values, retail is perforce temporary, a continuous revolution driven by the whimsical cycles of fashion.

It has been held to epitomise the supposed immoralism of the Bloomsbury group—an outlook rooted in the search for short-term physical and aesthetic satisfaction devoid of the permanent values of religion, patriotism and family.