Sentence examples for an enduring tone from inspiring English sources

The progressive Nonpartisan League, which thrived during the years of the First World War, was created in response to dissatisfaction with the major national political parties, and it established an enduring tone for political debate.

Only last Tuesday a section of the England support in Glasgow serenaded Celtic Park with 15 minutes of "Fuck the IRA", while the enduring tone of England games, home or away, is a kind of flag-draped, doomed, manly defiance.

On the other hand, the film's styles are open to all a reminder that today is also Cindy Sherman's birthday, and the "Untitled Film Stills" with which she launched her photographic career are an enduring tribute to the tones and moods of that distinctively cinematic mode of performance.

Mr. Campbell, who will take over one month from today, is a 46-year-old curator from the Met's department of European sculpture and decorative arts, and he has a unique opportunity to shift the tone of an enduring and increasingly hostile debate in the world of art and museums: Who should own the treasures of antiquity?

The tone for the relationship was established early and underscored by an enduring exchange from the fourth episode of season one.

Her argument appeared to annoy Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who asked in an irritated tone: "Do you accept that there is a consensus, but just not an enduring one?

Isaac Stern's 1963 recording of the violin concertos is an enduring example of the more soft-focus approach to Prokofiev as well as a reminder of what a liquid, beautifully focused tone Stern produced in his prime.

So began an enduring friendship.

This is an enduring frustration.

Third, we are building an enduring partnership.

Jihadist violence presents an enduring danger.