Sentence examples for always been a sustained from inspiring English sources

"[Burning Man has] always been a sustained critique of the commodification of society and culture, that it isolates people from one another in their role as consumers".

My mother's love has always been a sustaining force for our family, and one of my greatest joys is seeing her integrity, her compassion, and her intelligence reflected in my own daughters".

Norman has always been a deft orchestrator, but in "Sustain" he reveals himself as a magician of the art.

It was a sustained attack.

"It was a sustained quaking.

Racing has always been sustained by being a brilliant vehicle for a bet, a way of playing the market but in the open air instead of tethered to a computer screen, involving real money going on a beautiful creature of flesh and blood and guts and ability.

The vitality of motion pictures has always been sustained by craftsmen with a modicum of business sense and the ability to tell a good story.

The authority of this proclamation, so far as it respected this continent, has never been denied, and the titles it gave to lands have always been sustained in our courts.

What is a sustaining cause?

My own interest in Liszt has always been sustained by his sometimes bizarre balancing act between fulfillment and insufficiency, between genius and empty gesture.

"After surviving the last decade of artificial economics it's time to turn to something that's real," the president began, "it is important for Ireland to play to the things that have always been there to sustain us as a people and a culture," he began.