Sentence examples similar to a question endures from inspiring English sources

Whether he is approved as solicitor general by the full Senate or the Bush administration must choose someone else for the post, a deeper question endures: Is it now acceptable to define the job as that of an outright partisan?

Page B6 Sports THE ELUSIVE MYSTERY OF THE PERFECT SPIRAL Organized Thanksgiving football is believed to date to 1876, but all these years later, and for all the quarterbacks across the country, a single, essential question endures: how to reliably throw a spiral.

But all these years later, and for all the Thursday afternoon quarterbacks across the country — on N.F.L. fields and in Central Park and in backyards in Omaha — a single, essential question endures: How can I reliably throw a spiral?

"What endures?" is a question that is asked repeatedly in this début by a Kenyan novelist.

The questions endure for a reason -- they are part of what defines us as human, and they connect us to the past, to others in the present, and to the future.

Whether Murdoch's standing as a novelist and philosopher will endure remains a question.

The gaze of love holds not a question, but an answer: refreshed, love endures.

It is a question that hardly anyone who has endured both Snowmageddon and Derecho Damnation wants to confront, if only because the question itself triggers its own torment.

It's a question of respecting what black people have endured in this country.

Yet long-term questions endure.

But the larger questions endure, and I suspect those obsolete H.I.V. statutes will endure as well.