Quality of lasting, or being intended to last, indefinitely.
1
Their great drawback is the want of permanence in the silver film.
2
The immortal in man imparts to it its own quality of permanence.
3
They weren't symbols of celestial bodies but forces for permanence on earth.
4
Nature admits of no permanence in the relation between man and woman.
5
The weakness of the bond market is merely an affair of permanence.
6
They had no need of permanence, and he hadn't changed his mind.
7
But English judges were mistaken as to the permanence of the record.
8
There was a pleasant, warming sense of secure permanence about the arrangement.
9
But for permanence the maple, the oak, the buttonball are all better.
10
Both indicate the kin, localized and settled with the view to permanence.
11
They will return impressed by the solidity and permanence of their investment.
12
The Queen is an agent of change and a reminder of permanence.
13
It was the permanence of its grandeur that was important, nothing else.
14
And this delusion of permanence, the enclosing soft-clinging darkness served to heighten.
15
It had permanence and strength, sticky silver glue binding life to body.
16
As permanence becomes a possibility, pride in transience starts to look questionable.
