Sentence examples for abiding quality from inspiring English sources

Ethos was the natural disposition or moral character, an abiding quality, and pathos a temporary and often violent emotional state.

One of the abiding qualities of Raf Simons's designs for Jil Sander is that not only do they suggest the striking mobility and energy that is felt today, but they also have a remarkable sense of economy and self control.

So, what are the abiding qualities of our closest friendships?

The central empty suit depicts no one in particular but epitomises one of Blair's most central and abiding qualities: his vacuity.

The proper choices of S set and P max that maximize image quality while abiding by the constraints of phototoxicity and photobleaching thus ultimately depend on the sample in question.

Nevertheless, Mr. Gore and Mr. Hyatt, instead of abiding by their promises and obligations and investing in a quality news program, finally thought it was more economical to try to get out of my contract….

2666 is indeed Bolaño's master statement, not just on account of its length and quality but also because it is the fullest expression of his two abiding themes: the writing life and violence.

With a fellow Footlights alumnus, Matthew Holness, Mr. Ayoade developed "Darkplace," which had originated as a stage show, for Channel 4. What unites Mr. Ayoade's performances is the abiding warmth he demonstrates toward his characters, despite their flaws and shortcomings — an empathetic quality that comes in handy as a director too.

Inexperienced clinicians run the risk of mechanically abiding by recommendations of a study or committee without knowing how to deliberately reflect on the quality of data that is displayed.

"I am abiding by that agreement".

Joe, our love for you is infinite and abiding.