Sentence examples for enduring collection from inspiring English sources

The Florida senator Marco Rubio appeared to fail in an attempt to hug the president's daughter before the meeting, creating an awkward image that adds to Rubio's enduring collection of physical gaffes.

Texas is an independent-minded state with an innate distrust of the federal government and Dallas is still best known for some people as the site of the assassination of John F Kennedy, an event that inspired perhaps the most famous and enduring collection of conspiracy theories in Western culture.

I believe this reflects the enduring appeal of museums, and our events and exhibitions showcasing our unparalleled collections and research.

He praises radio's enduring appeal.

Jordan Hoffman explores their enduring appeal.

But The Simpsons' enduring appeal – even if long-time fans might sniff that its best days are long behind it – is that it's much, much more than a collection of pop culture jokes.

But, there are significant themes that can be converted into an enduring stamp collection.

It is possible that behavioral testing may serve as a sufficient stressor to elicit relatively long-term increases in cytokine levels (i.e., enduring until tissue collection) in the brains of the DEP/NR animals, which would not be observed at baseline.

The works of both are now available in anniversary collections that illuminate the enduring appeal of mush and mockery at the hotly contested border between jazz and pop.

A few blocks east of Lafayette Street, in the kitchen supply shops along the Bowery, a collection of enduring American design is on permanent display.

But as Mr Coulton points out, it is not clear how much of this increase was structural (the product of enduring improvements in tax collection) and how much cyclical (the result of a temporary upswing in the economy).The other variable is the depth of the recession.