Sentence examples for an enduring quality from inspiring English sources

Effervescence is not generally considered an enduring quality.

"There's an enduring quality to these skills," he said.

It was TV as wallpaper – albeit wallpaper with an enduring quality.

But black-and-white interiors and accessories have an enduring quality.

Early life experiences in school and at home were characterized by participants as having an enduring quality on their lives.

There really is a timeless, enduring quality to that tune and to others in "The Sound of Music".

Milosz writes, "The habits of civilization have a certain enduring quality and the Germans in occupied Western Europe were obviously embarrassed and concealed their aims, where in Poland they acted completely openly".

In contrast, the use of reclaimed or sustainably farmed wood offers not only the undeniable appeal of authentic materials, but also a sense of enduring quality — as well as a measure of snob appeal.

Practical, clean, comfortable, they are like the rest of the interior - perfect for the location, and executed with an eye for enduring quality and appropriateness.

Compared to theatrically attacking a paper likeness of the Queen in an attempt to make a point about a football team's enduring quality, or something, the standoffish post-game snark of Jose Mourinho or Pep Guardiola seems boring af.

We don't traduce the recently dead in this column, but even allowing for a proper period of respect, it surely wasn't necessary to hail her novels as repositories of erotic wisdom – so many shades of grey before their time – or to cite the number of copies sold as proof of her enduring quality, a rebuke to writers who have literary pretensions and sell bubkes.