Sentence examples for abiding part of from inspiring English sources
The extraordinary accumulation of negative stereotypes continued: "Some even less flattering attributes were also mentioned as an abiding part of the German character: in alphabetical order, angst, aggressiveness, assertiveness, bullying, egotism, inferiority complex, sentimentality". A capacity to "overdo things" and "over-estimate their own strengths and capabilities" was also added to the list.
The Kremlin has not made Chechnya into an integral, law-abiding part of Russia.
Of course it's not as if Chekhov has ever been absent from English-speaking stages since the early 20th century; on the contrary, he has been nearly as abiding a part of the Western repertory as Shakespeare.
He added: "I have no doubt that, by their actions, the criminals are trying to send a message that they can come in to a law-abiding and peaceful part of Northern Ireland in order to peddle their own brand of evil".
His faith in ultimate justice further buoys his memoir, as does his abiding gratitude at "being part of a uniquely favored historical generation" that "presented black youth with an unprecedented opportunity to engage society militantly".
Because he had an abiding faith that, as part of God's plan, slavery inevitably would wither away, he had no qualms about firmly supporting the Southern states' right to import slaves in order to gain Southern support for the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention.
Nothing is more fundamental than an abiding sense on the part of people that they can enjoy their lives, safe and secure, free from crime.
As someone who supports the goal of providing legal status and a realistic path to citizenship for law-abiding undocumented workers — as part of comprehensive immigration reform — I sympathize with President Obama's frustration.
Its abiding peace is just a part of its charm.
Yet part of the abiding interest in it is that it showed war from the viewpoint of the vanquished.
Deep abiding waters of endless movement.
