Sentence examples for temporary having from inspiring English sources

The various situations caused by death can be reversed because, despite how things appear, they are always temporary, having no root or vitality, whereas Christ, who has forever conquered death, is invisibly always present.

The temporary has fossilized.

But the temporary has become permanent.

"Temporary" has no meaning if it bestows a permanent right.

Still, as critics point out, the temporary has a habit of becoming permanent.

Mr. Marchand, saying the setback is temporary, has nevertheless frozen hiring at the port.

Structures set up in the post-Mao era, meant to be temporary, have become permanent, he said.

The baseball complex, always intended to be temporary, has been demolished, its footprint covered with leftover wreckage.

In the history of architecture the pavilion – for an exhibition, in a garden, often temporary – has a special power.

"Temporary" has a peculiarly contemporary meaning here: it is often not the work itself or the demand that is temporary but the employment arrangement too.

(a f) Yes/No 22. Prior to or during headache; could you temporary have: (a) Visual disturbance?