Sentence examples for enduring action from inspiring English sources

Joe: The Rise of Cobra," obliquely based on the enduring action figure franchise from the toy maker Hasbro.

"It is one of the most successful and enduring action franchises of all time, and one that has amassed a huge following globally.

The imperfective phrasing conveys "longer lasting or more enduring" action or simply more of it, says Matlock, so the events seem more relevant in an upcoming election.

Noting this, and the array of other shocking statistics now available on the violence children are enduring, Action on Violence Against Children will create a regional rallying cry as it seeks to keep governments accountable to commitments both to the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child and the Sustainable Development Goal 16.2.

Writing in The New York Times, Janet Maslin called Reacher "one of the most enduring action heroes on the American landscape".

Until Reacher runs low on grit, make-my-day wisecracks and loner mystique, he will be one of the most enduring action heroes on the American landscape.

The top five was rounded out by enduring post-apocalyptic action reboot Mad Max: Fury Road, which earned $13.6m in its third week, for a total of $115.9m, and the superhero sequel The Avengers: Age of Ultron, with a fifth-week total of $10.9m and a total of $427m in North America alone.

The most enduring protest action, however, has been that of Grow Heathrow, a collective of activists and campaigners who have spent the past five years both promoting sustainable living and demonstrating against the Heathrow expansion.

At first the image of Che was worn as a statement of rebellion, then as the epitome of radical chic, and, with the passage of time, as a kind of abstract logo whose original significance may even have been lost on its wearer, though for some he remains an enduring inspiration for revolutionary action.

The former refers to active goals guiding a learner's behavior in a particular learning situation; the latter reflects an "enduring personality disposition" guiding action across situations (Kaplan and Maehr 2007, p. 163).

While these findings have been important for our understanding of the potential role of MYC in early human prostate cancer formation, additional studies are needed to address a number of enduring questions regarding MYC action in early prostate neoplasia and its relevance to the human disease.