Sentence examples for enduring absence from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem, obviously, is the enduring absence of a common culture.

In the meantime, remnants of slavery's presence are so prevalent here that it becomes poignantly evident just how major an achievement is reflected by slavery's enduring absence.

Since the collapse of the 80s cocaine bonanza and amid an enduring absence of schools in the region, he's stuck looking to the future with just a third-grade education.

Just as the city of Rome endures long after the end of Roman civilization, so, Murmelstein explains, all of Europe is enduring the absence of another vanished civilization — that of Judaism.

Many have served multiple tours of duty, far from their families who bore a heroic burden of their own, enduring the absence of a husband's embrace or a mother's kiss.

Perhaps it can be explained only by this: an absence of enduring love in his life.

Absence of enduring pH changes confirms the earlier postulated proton neutrality at growth with urea [38-40] [38-40]

Even though the world's best female golfer didn't make the 36-hole cut at the Colonial, she put into perspective the enduring controversy over Augusta National's absence of a woman as a member.

A similar contradiction is brought to bear in the discussion with the Personalists, during their argument over the functionality of memory in the absence of an enduring self.

The challenge posed by the need to account for the continuity of mind in the absence of an enduring, substantive self, was met with mixed success by early Abhidharma authors.

Absence was an enduring fact of life in all cathedrals in a period when careerist clerics would accept positions in other cathedrals.