Sentence examples for permanently true from inspiring English sources

They are the terms of the momentarily effective, not the permanently true or the permanently illuminating.

The similarities teach certain lessons that are more or less permanently true, but they cannot serve as fixed guides to each new and unique situation.

As one Brando disciple once summed it up, "He needs to find something in life, something in himself, that is permanently true, and he needs to lay down his life for it.

We should be skeptical of long-term economic predictions and especially of predictions that purport to tell us what is going to be true permanently.

The speed of delivery (vṛtti) results from the slow or fast utterance of a speaker (vacana), though the true sounds are permanently fixed in their nature.

Kelly's situation with these domestic battery allegations are permanently harmful, whether they're true or not.

By the time I came to discuss these matters with her — the first two, that is, the third being permanently off the agenda — she was "true blue" in politics, a Tory, as I would guess she had always been.

"If the allegations against Mr Clarke are found to be true, the party board will permanently exclude Mr Clarke from the party.

The same is true, if all channels are permanently open (Po = 1).

Of course, this is not always true, because personal traits are not permanently fixed.

The band's influence might have been permanently threaded through the pop charts, but a true return seemed unlikely.