Sentence examples for an enduring appeal from inspiring English sources
For a supposedly dead language Latin exerts an enduring appeal.
There is an enduring appeal to the Trabant, as shown by a recent effort to resurrect the brand.
Samak correctly gambled that his close alliance to Thaksin, who has an enduring appeal for Thailand's impoverished masses despite corruption allegations against him, would propel him into the top job.
I think, aside from the eerie echo of events to come, one of the reasons the letter has an enduring appeal comes from the first words: 'Dear Boss' has a swagger and a sneer of contempt to it.
There's something about the romance of train travel that continues to give it an enduring appeal for many vacationers (well, except maybe for those people forced to take Amtrak).
Though the park could use a facelift -- and even the gatekeeper who dispensed the car permits allowed how, "they don't want to fix nothing around here" -- it has an enduring appeal, and it's a sight for sore eyes to anyone fenced out of other beaches in the state.
An economy that offers opportunity and employment to the largest number of people on fair and equitable terms, a government that protects our national security and the personal security of all its citizens, and a fiscal framework that seeks over time to eliminate the inequalities of birth, race and sex is an offer of enduring appeal because it is right.
You can tell the film has a wider and enduring appeal by the way it is reinterpreted by new generations.
In recent years, Mr. Plepler has emphasized HBO's "bespoke culture" and its enduring appeal to A-list producers and stars at a time when Netflix, Amazon and Apple have bottomless budgets.
Founder and CEO Jerry Chang, who was division head of Foxconn's smartphone business before leaving last December, believes the key to creating a kids' smartwatch with enduring appeal is to provide an open SDK and release new apps by JoyRay and third-party developers every month.
Striped, long-sleeved T-shirts are a French staple, as Gallic as garlic or a beret, and their enduring appeal has turned them into a classic that is having yet another revival this spring.
