Sentence examples for a lasting view from inspiring English sources

It was there, on the Texas prairie north of Fort Worth, that he attended high school and the University of North Texas, forming a lasting view of what makes Americans tick.

But the best part of Hildene is the lasting view from the back gardens, of the valleys and mountains of southern Vermont.

For all of Rush's gorgeous photography and comely actors, Senna may well be the more lasting viewing experience, providing a glimpse of its charismatic title character close-up and in person, rather than through the interpretation of an actor best known for depicting a hammer-wielding Norse god.

The SOC is a generalized, long-lasting view one has of the world and of living in the world.

Perhaps the banalities that have accreted around the book and its author hide from view a lasting masterpiece, much as Charles Dickens's reputation as a Victorian sentimentalist led critics in the early 20th century to dismiss some of the greatest novels of the previous one.

To be immersed in something that is foreign will inevitably have a lasting impression on your view of the planet.

Liu Zhiji's view had a lasting influence.

A love of movement, and of the aerial view, had a lasting place in his art.

The centralized mindset can therefore be viewed as a lasting remnant of the egocentrism that Piaget (as cited in Resnick and Wilensky 1998) identified in early childhood or what we found to be integral to our survival over long evolutionary time periods (Evans 2008).

In criticism, Johnson had a lasting influence, although not everyone viewed him favourably.

That's not about to change soon: Corporate troubles and scandals around the globe and across industries will have a lasting impact on the way people view big business and big brands.