Sentence examples for Enduring relic from inspiring English sources
Our serendipitous choice of the Maysles brothers to cover the occasion ensured that the resulting films became an enduring relic of the Beatles' fabled early years.
The fame of the institutes is an enduring relic from the years when socialism impoverished India and securing an elite engineering degree became the most elegant way for smart Indians to escape to America.
The community, called Love Israel, after its leader and founder, is an enduring relic of the hippie commune explosion of the 1960's, one of the last true communes left in this country.
With its enduring relics of a glorious imperial past, spectacular glittering mosques and breathtaking landscapes, Iran lays claim to some of the finest cultural jewels in the Middle East.
The buzz is intimate, an echo of the old trolley-dodging days of Ebbets Field, as 8,000 fans pour in past immigrant-era relics: the skeletal parachute jump, the enduring Cyclone coaster.
By allowing the memory to stage and announce itself, an enduring philosophical task made essential as early as in Walter Benjamin's prophetic turn to relics and ruins in his theory of allegory, Aljafari wonders: who is watching, who is watching the watcher, and by what authority?
An early adopter of midcentury mania, Mr. Adler has made a niche for himself by cobbling together enduring elements of high Modernist design with more disposable (and even, some might say, regrettable) relics of the era.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
