Sentence examples for the most permanent from inspiring English sources

FOR some older workers, work has become just about the most permanent thing.

Architecture, which seems the most permanent of the arts because it appears solid and grounded, is the most ephemeral.

Even the most permanent works can shed new light just because the weather looks different or your walk to it has been from somewhere else.

For now, the most permanent, most potent and most elusive unelected figure in British government can be glimpsed at work more easily than you might imagine.

It produces beautiful, velvety tones in the image and is among the most permanent of photographic processes, but requires time-consuming preparation and precise control in the darkroom.

Senate, in ancient Rome, the governing and advisory council that proved to be the most permanent element in the Roman constitution.

It is the most permanent-looking of all the city's current shantytowns.

The fourth, most permanent shell was designed and built in 1929, consisting of panels over a steel frame weighing 55 tons, maintaining the notion of concentric arches that became a signature of the Bowl.

DiSALVO: The best and most permanent fix is done from the exterior, which normally requires excavating to expose the foundation.

Similarly, the largest and most permanent buildings, as well as the most densely populated villages, occurred among those tribes that had the most intensive and varied food production, including some with highly developed agriculture.

For many of us, the strongest and most permanent relationships are now found outside the immediate family – and there's no shame in choosing to invest in them.