Sentence examples for that never disappears from inspiring English sources
Terrorism, like the barbarians at the gate, may become a permanent threat that never disappears.
Her voice is meltingly beautiful, with its creamy legato and luminous sound, tinged by a plaintive quality that never disappears, even in cheerful music.
If it's made of a synthetic polymer that doesn't respond or doesn't get digested by those chemicals what happens is that a stable scar forms around this material that never disappears, but the material is isolated now from the rest of your body.
An image of bullet casings shifting in the sand and shots of a military tank creaking through the tall grass like some otherworldly creature, both of which the filmmaker shoots in dusky light, create a sense of menace that never disappears even in the full light of day.
Hopefully that never disappears from London. .
Our image of the suffragettes should see them as part of a movement that never disappeared.
Long before you have a liberal democracy, you have to have a functioning state (something that never disappeared in Germany or Japan after they were defeated in the second world war).
Overseen by David Herskovits, the company's fertile artistic director, "The Really Big Once" is a highly impressionistic evocation of the making of "Camino Real," a highly impressionistic play by Williams (directed by Kazan) that opened, crashed and burned on Broadway during the spring of 1953, leaving both men with scars that never disappeared.
And lastly, there are the visual and olfactory memories of scenes and victims that never disappear.
Some of the symptoms included flies that never disappeared from the basement despite copious amounts of insecticide, strange voices around the house and cabinet drawers opening inexplicably.
A contribution you make might stay here for years -- but it may be gone in a few seconds; at least, gone from the published page -- understand that it never disappears (unless it was in a draft that you never published, and then deleted).
