Sentence examples for enduring animosity from inspiring English sources

While the Schwarzenegger phenomenon dominates the media, the compelling back story of the recall campaign is the enduring animosity between Mr. Davis and Mr. Bustamante, who each have a big stake in the other's failing.

In Wexford, where the rebellion assumed a nakedly sectarian form among the Catholic rank and file, many Irish Protestants were killed and others forced to flee, sowing an enduring legacy of sectarian animosity that was compounded by the brutality with which the British put down the rebellion.

The image of Joe McCarthy, a Catholic farm boy from the upper mid-west, being humiliated by the Episcopalian, Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard lawyer is an enduring one that reflects the historic animosities between Main Street and Wall Street Republicanism.

Mr. Cuomo has received pointed reminders this week of both Mr. McCall's enduring popularity among Democratic leaders in New York, as well the lingering animosity some Democrats hold toward Mr. Cuomo's father, Mario.

He thought about enduring.

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

Why the enduring acclaim?

These attitudes are enduring.

And enduring grief.

Finally, summer is enduring.