Sentence examples for because it endured from inspiring English sources

His standby pillow is a Sandman Travel Pillow from Eagle Creek because it endured near-daily inflation and deflation for train commutes for 10 months.  .

As Don Henley points out, the steadfast love of a perennial boyfriend is preferable, because it endures "after the boys of summer have gone".

Influential conservatives, like the 18th-century Anglo-Irish statesman Edmund Burke, have been sympathetic toward religion in part because it endures.

The first modern historians of Judaism converged on the idea that it endured because its contribution to human civilization was of eternal relevance.

It endured because it did all the important things well.

Maybe it endured because it served to confirm something that many music fans wanted to believe: that people making pop shows know relatively little about music, and in this case had never heard of Jackie Wilson.

The NIH calculated that the 5percentt cut it endured because of sequestration resulted in about 640 fewer competitive research project grants.

"Entourage" was a comedy about the fragility of Hollywood success that lasted eight seasons, and it endured partly because it romanticized friendship even as it mocked show-business schmoozing.

This population cohort is of particular interest in terms of wellbeing because of its high political activism during the first intifada, and because it has endured a steady economic decline, increasing political constraints, and protracted political violence since then.

But it endures because, like all good comedy, it never loses sight of the mixed matter that is human nature.

Others find the play a moving act of faith, in part because it has endured the battering of history.