Sentence examples for an enduring gusto from inspiring English sources

From the colonists' improvisation with alcohol to the classic cocktails of the 19th century to the (few) worthy creations since Prohibition, America has demonstrated an enduring gusto for liquor, according to the author, a reporter for The Times.

These, it was possible to believe as the flame was put out not as some vulnerable candle in the wind but a strong symbol of reasserted values, were the Olympics that celebrated more vividly than any in living memory the enduring gusto of an embattled world.

So began an enduring friendship.

This is an enduring frustration.

Third, we are building an enduring partnership.

Jihadist violence presents an enduring danger.

JS: My grandmother is an enduring idol.

It is an enduring stereotype.

It is an enduring affinity.

Radical impermanence as an enduring tradition.

But there is an enduring strand.