Sentence examples for enduring body from inspiring English sources

He drowned at age 30 while working on his second record in 1997, leaving a tiny but enduring body of work.

In addition, he was honored, along with Abbey Lincoln, Eddie Palmieri and Miguel Algarin, at Aaron Davis Hall with the Harlem Renaissance Award, given to "artists who have compiled an enduring body of work exemplifying the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance".

The key to their power is that they reflect a much broader and enduring body of opinion.

Many people who attended the Abbey Theater's Tom Murphy season in October have been mulling over how to consider his emotional and enduring body of work, so Declan Hughes tried to help.

No surprise, then, that he produced an enduring body of work that had at its core bleakness, nihilism, and the frailty of the human race against the cosmic horror of all-encompassing galactic beings.

The Kantian tradition ties it to those enduring bodies the individuation of which gives sense and structure to our spatio-temporal framework.

Trump in turn has doffed his cap to the R&A, happily playing the role of supplicant to one of world sport's most enduring governing bodies.

Late-medieval jurists dealt with the inevitable frailty of the flesh by developing the theory of "the king's two bodies": the "body natural" and the "body politic," the latter enduring even after the body natural had given way.

Jez may have taken some time to process the success of his first play, but, crucially, has gone on to develop an enduring and compelling body of work".

Only Stormzy, his body enduring so many peng tings now that it has built up some form of resistance, only Stormzy can break into that radioactive bunker of pengness and swipe around inside it; Third and most importantly, and because I have watched the above just so many times now, and I have ruled that this is the coolest thing that has ever happened.

For a $12 ticket -- often prepaid by relatives in the United States -- the immigrant received third-class passage or steerage on a deck crammed with hundreds of other bodies, enduring a week or more of rolling seas without a bath or a change of clothes.