Sentence examples for true permanence from inspiring English sources
The idea of true permanence is thus questioned, but the work has the depth of a sideshow attraction.
This gift gives a true sense of permanence to the institute; it provides the funding needed to build a cadre of trained mentors and the teaching materials required for our classes.
Whether this is also true when landmark permanence is learned incidentally should be probed in future studies.
Where news reporters fly in and out of humanitarian camps, and give an impression of temporariness, Eggers attempts to show the true horror of these places, their permanence.
Ghazali believes that to find peace, we have to accept our mortality, stop upholding the illusion of permanence and confront our true nature.
The biggest disadvantage of permanent fillers is their permanence.
What makes the romanticism of "Lola," "Bay of Angels" and "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" so persuasive is those pictures' omnipresent sense of the possibility of loss: a true romantic, after all, is one whose world view is based on transience, not permanence.
Notice in particular that certain physical bodies (particles) may dematerialise, but that is not inconsistent with the postulate of permanence since such a dematerialisation leaves an energy trace (which is not true of Black's ball).
It is true that monkeys have been reported repeatedly to have problems with invisible displacements in object permanence tasks, that is, they often fail to track objects that had been hidden repeatedly under a series of objects (e.g., de Blois and Novak 1994; de Blois et al. 1998; Mathieu et al. 1976).
They speak of permanence.
