Sentence examples for enduring again from inspiring English sources

More enduring, again in my view, will be the multiple-author essay collection "The Invention of Tradition" (1983, reissued 1992), which Hobsbawm co-edited, and for which he wrote the key introductory essay.

The state of our union is hopeful, resilient and enduring". Again, this — E pluribus unum — was not the normal rhetoric that we heard from decades of Democratic identity politics.

(Judd Hirsch and most of the original cast of Taxi appear in the film, unsmilingly enduring once again the trial of looking like pedestrian schmucks compared to Kaufman's mercurial talent, but not DeVito, who has interestingly promoted himself out of the Taxi cast to play someone in on the gag).

But possibly the best insight Heller provides into his creation's enduring success comes again in that 1994 introduction.

She took up cudgels once again, enduring chemo and the dangerous procedure of a bone marrow transplant.

Half of those that ended up enduring hospital meals again hadn't been back to see their physician in the interim, indicating a marked lack of follow-up care.

The most interesting call, though, may come when the lockout ends and the league and its referees are on the same side again, enduring the usual hum of criticism that may be welcome relief from the cacophony of concern over replacements.

It's been less than 48 hours since his boss, Rick Santorum, dropped out of the race, and he's had an intense two days, trekking from South Carolina to Washington to New York back to Washington again; enduring the lack of hot water at his Fairfax hotel; yukking it up with Alex Wagner and Michael Steele at the MSNBC studios in New York; and fielding countless calls from the press.

The stories in "Fun With Problems" enact again and again our enduring central struggle: the battle between head and heart.

Chambers Dictionary defines 'support' as 'to bear the weight of, to hold up, to endure' - all of which, especially enduring, we had to do again and again before the English got eliminated from the competition.

They were given this exercise several times: once after listening to their favourite kind of music, then again after listening to music they disliked, and again after enduring a period of silence.