The party had moved on from the unapologetic old-school socialism that it had presented to voters in 1983 and painstakingly worked on more modern policies and presentation, but in retrospect, its thinking was still largely built around enduring articles of traditional socialist faith.
The enduring articles are the ones about everyday fears: computer viruses, scams, missing children.
By Jane Flanders The New Yorker, November 13 , 1989P. 50 Elsewhere they are enduring View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.
And what's a good example of a special-interest article with "enduring appeal?" The Onion, a satire website which is currently the top story on Spotlight.
To feel the pain your shared articles are enduring.
Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy referred last week in a joint newspaper article to Misrata "enduring a medieval siege".
Daniel Mendelsohn, at the close of his article about our enduring fascination with the Titanic disaster, mentions Morgan Robertson's 1898 novel, "Futility," which, with uncanny prescience, described the fatal collision of an "unsinkable" liner and an iceberg.
Your article (Chuck Berry: from enduring Jim Crow to a comeback album at age 90, theguardian.com, 18 October) omits to mention Chuck Berry's seminal Memphis, Tennessee – despite its huge impact here in the UK.
By Jon Michaud April 9 , 2012Daniel Mendelsohn, at the close of his article about our enduring fascination with the Titanic disaster, mentions Morgan Robertson's 1898 novel, "Futility," which, with uncanny prescience, described the fatal collision of an "unsinkable" liner and an iceberg.
I'm puzzled as to how Lisa Zeidner could write an entire article about the enduring creative vision of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" ["Rebels Who Were More Angry Than Mad," Nov. 26] without mentioning the name of the screenwriter Bo Goldman, who shared an Oscar for the film's screenplay.
In reading R. W. Apple's article on the enduring appeal of Worcestershire sauce, I am reminded of a story told by a newsman who was interviewing Joy Adamson's husband in Kenya, soon after the famous author of "Born Free" had flown the coop.
