Sentence examples for durable interpretation from inspiring English sources

In 1893 historian Frederick Jackson Turner put forth what proved a durable interpretation in his seminal essay "The Significance of the Frontier in American History".

Cécile McLorin Salvant, "For One to Love" (Mack Avenue): This young jazz singer broke out several years ago with her smart, showy interpretations of durable standards and obscure curios.

And the vivid arrangements by pianist Shelly Berg make these durable tunes feel fresh, like music still open to interpretation.

Scientific knowledge, even though durable, is also tentative and subject to change within the context of new technologies and interpretations (Lederman et al. 2002).

And durable?

Durable, yes.

They're pretty durable.

It's durable, too.

They are durable.

A nice durable cardboard.

CITIES are durable.