Every Night at Eight (1935) offered Raft in the unlikely role of a radio-show bandleader who transforms three factory girls (Alice Faye, Frances Langford, and Patsy Kelly) into singing stars; its one enduring element was the debut of the song "I'm in the Mood for Love".
An early adopter of midcentury mania, Mr. Adler has made a niche for himself by cobbling together enduring elements of high Modernist design with more disposable (and even, some might say, regrettable) relics of the era.
It was an enduring positive element of their self-identity, instilled into them by their parents, especially their mothers".
They are a vision of his thought in action, as well as of history as an enduring, inescapable element of the world at hand.
The mask participates as a more enduring element, since its form is physical.
Hudson delivers a newsroom monologue, in a fit of vehement drunken lyricism, that stands as an enduring tribute to the human element, to the emotional aspect of the newspaper business; it's as if he were reinventing on the spot the concept of literary nonfiction.
He resigned his posts when the king refused to support Catholic emancipation, which he viewed as a key element for securing an enduring peace in Ireland.
Since first smelted almost 6,000 years ago, Au 79 — one of the 118 elements on the periodic table — has inspired an enduring madness.
But Mr. Gore's friends also suggest that there is an element of willfulness, even a certain defiance, born of an enduring ambivalence over the whole business of politics, in his unevenness on the stump.
The diagnosis of epilepsy requires two elements: a history of at least one seizure and evidence of an enduring alteration in the brain activity [ 2].
The comic-book world is an enduring form of fun precisely because its lurid and garish forms remain tethered to classic dramatic elements and moral themes, and if they do so simplistically they at least do it clearly and starkly.
