Sentence examples for abiding battle from inspiring English sources

And yet, for all the talk in the play of armies and followers, Mr. Jacobi reminds us that this king's most primal, abiding battle is the one fought with his wits.

But the battle has left deep scars and an abiding lack of trust.

The law-abiding must decide whether it is better to give in, or battle on.The official murder rate in Mexico remains lower than in much of Latin America.

The abiding overall impression from that year was of a player who had consistently battled to put himself into all these positions, whatever the outcome, and a man who treated negativity as so much wasted energy.

Mr. Rubio, when he took the stage amid the palm trees at the Biltmore Hotel, in front of a mostly bilingual crowd, was no less emotional -- about his uphill battle to defeat a popular governor, and about what he described as his abiding faith in the dream lived out by his immigrant parents.

It is fitting that the abiding memory so many of us will have of Craig was him riding brilliantly, battling for the lead of an incredible race, in front of his home crowd.

During the storm that drenches the opening battle scene, the soldiers leave dirty handprints on those walls as they slide to the ground, abiding and haunting reminders of the casualties of war.

Obama insisted it was not constructive to suggest the US was losing its battle against Asian competitors, but used some choice language of his own and called on China "to start abiding by a basic code of conduct" over military and economic behaviour.

After the battle, Mosley, like present-day Fascists, was able to cast himself in the role of a law-abiding victim assaulted by immigrant hordes.

Poverty is an abiding theme.

That's one abiding memory.