Sentence examples for abiding sentiment from inspiring English sources
And han — directed at Americans, Japanese, and South Koreans, as well as all "class enemies" or "factionalists" at home — is the abiding sentiment in North Korean propaganda.
And _han _directed at Americans, Japanese, and South Koreans, as well as all "class enemies" or "factionalists" at home is the abiding sentiment in North Korean propaganda.
The abiding sentiment of this campaign is the lack of trust.
"30 Rock" stuck to its skepticism about sentiment to the end, but it did grant viewers their abiding wish: Liz Lemon and Jack Donaghy finally said that they loved each other.
The Musical Review of that year wrote: Even Sullivan's friend George Grove wrote: "Surely the time has come when so able and experienced a master of voice, orchestra, and stage effect – master, too, of so much genuine sentiment – may apply his gifts to a serious opera on some subject of abiding human or natural interest".
Poverty is an abiding theme.
That's one abiding memory.
His abiding passion was Persian poetry.
