Sentence examples similar to an enduring matter from inspiring English sources
But in their midst was one movie which, while sharing the same glum subject matter, is an enduring triumph.
"Does politics matter" is an enduring question in urban studies.
Given that the analysis of change (both qualitative and substantial) in terms of a substratum that gains and loses properties is Aristotelian (although perhaps foreshadowed in Plato), it is not surprising that the earlier views were unclear on this issue, and it is probable that the Milesian view did not distinguish the notions of an original matter and an enduring underlying stuff.
Transitions in an artist's style, technique and subject matter are often an enduring source of inquiry and fascination.
As somebody with an enduring and powerful interest in sexual matters you saw an opportunity through cab driving.
President Roosevelt's New Deal of the 1930s is routinely viewed as a major electoral realignment, a clear case where "history matters" and leaves an enduring legacy.
"The fact that my grandparents had answered yes to this question, no matter how grudgingly, remains an enduring puzzle to me.
And no matter which individual politician ends up winning or losing, the committees likely will keep chugging along - an enduring legacy to a candidate, or even a candidate's heirs.
So began an enduring friendship.
This is an enduring frustration.
