Sentence examples for are of abiding from inspiring English sources

People are of abiding interest – observed in the street, overheard on a bus.

Ms. Mutu's childhood and youth in Africa, like anyone's childhood and youth anywhere, are of abiding interest to her, as, in a different way, is the African identity persistently associated with her as an adult in the West, most recently by an art market programmed to label, promote and discard.

The human form is of abiding interest to Wearstler.

And yet the City is of abiding interest.

The issue of superiority — of who was a genius, as she put it, and who wasn't — was of abiding interest to her.

But partly it is because of abiding suspicions of China, which happens to lie at the heart of the networks.Some suspicions are economic.

It's clear that he did so with some regret: his work and the people he met were sources of abiding pleasure.

Why that happened is a matter of abiding interest to anthropologically inclined descendants of those interloping moderns.

Most European Muslims are, of course, law-abiding citizens with little sympathy for terrorist attacks on European cities.

The police must take special care to protect the civil rights of residents, most of whom are law abiding.

He stressed the wider community, in which Rhys lived, has nothing to do with gang structures, saying: "The fact is 99.9% of residents are law abiding.