Sentence examples for because of the enduring from inspiring English sources

Second, Johnson's reputation has revived because of the enduring impact his presidency has exerted on American life.

More factoid than fact, a claim of unknown provenance and dubious accuracy, the idea sticks around because of the enduring appeal of its underlying premise.

This is her right, and few have thought about criticizing the decision, largely because of the enduring grace of the person who has made it.

If Australian sport has not deviated more from the British template, it is perhaps in part because of the enduring power of the British-Australian rivalry.

Her research focuses on the intertwined history of fighting and dancing games not only because of the enduring popularity of these major game genres, but also because they both foreground the body in exceptional ways.

A: Over the years I've frequently heard from my bi friends that it's harder for them to come out than it is for those of us who are gay or lesbian because of the enduring myths about being bisexual.

"General Ike" is mainly concerned with Eisenhower's military career, not his two terms as president, and this is fitting, not only because he saw himself as a soldier first, but also because this is the enduring source of our fascination with him.

For all its talk about "change," the Obama administration has been aloof to national security reform, because of the immensity of the task, the enduring political capital it demands, and the more visible and electable issues of jobs, the economy, health care, and so on.

We keep watching because you call out the enduring ridiculousness of politics and, for half an hour, you make us laugh about it rather than despair over it.

It barely mattered, because the entire debacle confirmed the enduring rule of Celebrity Charity Maths.

Because of the cringe comedy, yes, but also the enduring investigation into "the real" and the power it contains.