Sentence examples for seems permanent from inspiring English sources

Some days, gridlock seems permanent and fatal.

Eventually, nothing seems permanent or precious; everything becomes temporary and disposable.

"This building seems permanent, but if we have any historical imagination, we know that this, too, could be torn down in 20 to 30 years".

The key to giving these children a future, doctors and educators have long said, is providing them with a sense of stability — a home that seems permanent, a school where they can put down roots.

It is that this protest seems permanent, aimed not at a party or candidate but at the establishment, while the voters themselves seem so fierce in their resentment that they stand to become a permanent fixture of a rightist bloc.

The decline in manufacturing jobs seems permanent.

It snowed and snowed until the snow seemed permanent.

The change in Ms. Duffy seemed permanent, irreversible.

As a bike rider, I encounter a number of dangerous potholes, some of which seem permanent.

To the British, and indeed to their rivals, this order seemed permanent and final.

Before the offensive began, the stalemate between the Zapatistas and the government had lasted so long that it seemed permanent.