Sentence examples for abiding appeal from inspiring English sources
Kissinger also has an abiding appeal because he is so emblematic of the American dream.
The abiding appeal of the cozy mystery owes a lot to our collective memory, true or false, of simpler, sweeter times.
The abiding appeal of the film "Dog Day Afternoon," which starred Al Pacino and received six Academy Award nominations, is its evocation of an era.
"The square of the sonnet exists for reasons which are almost all direct consequences of natural law … and the grain and structure of the language itself," he said, attempting to explain the form's abiding appeal – and his own fascination with it – in an article in this newspaper.
But Ms. Hollar-Gregory said the department was abiding by last year's appeals court ruling while a new grooming policy was created.
Administration officials say they are abiding by a federal appeals court decision last May that invalidated protected areas in New Mexico because the government did not fully consider how businesses and landowners would be affected, as the law required.
The Packers weren't always winners … but even during their long period of drought their appeal was deep and abiding.
"I am abiding by that agreement".
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN Opens on Friday nationwide.
Staunch, steady, abiding.
