He had great skill as a dialectician and remarkable power of analysis, and his works will have a permanent place in American literature.
Name some of Goldsmith's characters who have found a permanent place in our literature.
What works of this period are considered worthy of a permanent place in our literature?
Whatever we note as a fundamental principle of this external life which we cognize with our five senses (senses which merge so into the psychical that we know not always where the line demarks) has a permanent place in the Cosmos.
The trinity in unity has been a widespread and persistent part of all religions, from which fact we may logically infer that this ideal has a permanent place in the sum of human knowledge.
Sow in seed bed in the garden, and transplant thence to permanent place.
It may be planted in a permanent place in the border, and, being completely hardy, will remain for years.
Give the plants good cultivation, and the following spring they may be set in a permanent place.
Before dismissing the belles-lettres writings of this period, mention should be made of a few poems of the fugitive kind which seem to have taken a permanent place in popular regard.
Sir James Campbell belongs to a family who have secured a right to a permanent place in the annals of the West of Scotland.
But if he has failed to achieve a niche in the Temple of Fame, he has at least secured a permanent place in the respect of the legal profession, and in the esteem of his fellow-citizens.
A bust of himself, carved out of a block of pine, is remarkable for a realistic force and character that entitle it to a permanent place in the records of American sculpture.
As a faithful delineator of the various phases of American wood interiors, Mr. Whittredge has deservedly won a permanent place in the popular favor.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "permanent place" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
