Sentence examples for an enduring image from inspiring English sources
Watching Mario Balotelli embrace his adoptive mother at the end is an enduring image.
It is an enduring image from last Thursday's storm: the car, innocently parked along a sidewalk or resting in a driveway, suddenly crushed into near-oblivion by a tree.
January 12 , 1856Florence, Italy April 15 , 1925London, England John Singer Sargent, (born January 12 , 1856 Florence, Italy died April 15 , 1925 London, England) Italian-born American painter whose elegant portraits provide an enduring image of Edwardian Age society.
E1 OBITUARIES B6-7 Anthony Quinn The actor who appeared in some 130 movies in a career spanning six decades was probably best known for playing the title role in the 1967 film "Zorba the Greek," establishing an enduring image.
The thousands of Algerian fans in the crowd were appalled, with money shouting "It's a fix!" Some waved money through the fences or burned it, an enduring image of España 82; others, in full why-I-oughta mode, took a running jump in a failed attempt to get over the fences and on to the field.
Meanwhile, Hucker suggests that the memorial transcends the Battle of Vimy Ridge and now serves as an enduring image of the whole of the First World War, while concurrently expressing the enormous impact of war in general.
At last he is with them once more, leaving those of us who grieve his passing with the memories he gave, the good he did, the dream he kept alive, and a single, enduring image – the image of a man on a boat; white mane tousled; smiling broadly as he sails into the wind, ready for what storms may come, carrying on toward some new and wondrous place just beyond the horizon".
(Soviet heroism or Red Army barbarism?) In the past, new leaders aspired to fix the moment of renewal in time, space and memory with a single, enduring image: Gen. Charles de Gaulle striding along the Champs-Élysées; Moscow's troops lofting the red banner over the ruined Reichstag.
These slickly promoted events with the trappings of a wedding or a fund-raiser are a far cry from the enduring image of a foreclosed house being sold on the courthouse steps.
If we remember the 1990 World Cup for Gazza's tears, or Roger Milla's dance, there is a fair chance the enduring image of this competition will be Diego Maradona's backside.
Yet for Americans of a certain age, the enduring image of Chelsea Clinton is that of the 18-year-old college girl walking on the White House lawn, her back to the camera, holding one hand of each parent — literally the glue binding her family together after her father's painful confession of marital infidelities.
