Sentence examples for be an enduring point from inspiring English sources
Apart from its pure wrongness, the edit has the potential to be an enduring point of anger and confusion.
In New South Wales, as elsewhere in the world, the concentration of media ownership and influence was an enduring point of concern in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Everyone you meet seems to have known or been one of the actors or extras, and it is an enduring point of pride that when the film was shown in the US, it had to be subtitled because of the accents.
Not that this will necessarily be an enduring relationship.
I find this to be an enduring mystery.
Resilience is always a good story and is shown to be an enduring phenomenon.
I think that's the true creative spirit - and it's a not really a sequel one [laughs]." The 2003 movie, in which Black played a struggling rock musician masquerading as a primary school teacher, has been an enduring hit, and Black pointed out that it's living on in other formats.
She points out that Westerns were an enduring genre for a century.
This is an enduring frustration.
JS: My grandmother is an enduring idol.
