Sentence examples for abiding of from inspiring English sources

One of the greatest and most abiding of all these works is Close to the Knives, an autobiography-cum-essay collection first published in America in 1991.

It's an unexpectedly moving moment in among all the goodnatured raucousness: a homage to a great actor by the fans he made through association to this, the most abiding of films.

Such anxieties are, of course, one of the abiding preoccupations of the novel.

And she rejected religion out of an abiding mistrust of power, specifically the power of dogma.

That very multitude, though, speaks to one of the abiding themes of the book: the value of a writing community.

But launching funds at the top of cycles is one of the abiding sins of the industry.

The centrality of the individual has been one of the abiding features of the European legacy.

One of the abiding myths of musical modernism is that the great masters were rejected by audiences of their time.

It is, in certain ways, the most fiercely law-abiding of organisations.

He delivered his extraordinary law-and-order speech in St . Petersburg the most law-abiding of communities.

Is it really so hard to look inside yourself and notice that even the most law-abiding of us have a few secrets?