Sentence examples for enduring allure from inspiring English sources
It's not just the cheap price tag: the enduring allure of the used book.
That is the second lesson to be drawn from the anarchists.The enduring allure of idealism and violenceThroughout history, men seized with a sense of injustice, or purpose, or hatred, or inadequacy, have resorted to bloodshed.
As the crimson-tinted balance-sheet of short-lived (but unexpectedly well-written) download-led publication Rip and Burn testified, the rock press's survival in physical form is contingent upon the enduring allure of the artefact.
Chang writes, "The disconnection between the rising diversity of housing needs and the monotony of housing production speaks to the tenacity of the postwar American dream — the enduring allure of the detached house with front lawn and backyard patio — as well as to the profitability of catering to these aspirations".
In recounting his successful quest to discover a lost city deep in the Peruvian Andes, Thomson has much to say about the Incas' creative response to the mountainous landscape in their vast building projects, and about the enduring allure of their vibrant civilization.
The U.S. is a testament to Ferrari's enduring allure.
The public's admiration for Norman Rockwell demonstrates the enduring power and allure of realism in art.
Although only a tiny percent of Americans admit to ever having gone nude in public, and a likely even smaller portion regularly mingle in the buff, "social nudism" holds an enduring utopian allure.
Roger Staubach, the 1963 winner with Navy, credits its allure to the enduring debate about what exactly are the standards for a Heisman Trophy winner.
We should remember these simple facts as the allure of apprenticeships, with its enduring class twist, filters, with dangerous ease and speed, into everyday discourse.
"Top of the Lake" revisits some of Campion's enduring themes, such as coming-of-age stories and the allure of tattoo-faced men who resemble Harvey Keitel.
