Sentence examples for enduring collection of from inspiring English sources

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.

What's the enduring appeal of those steelworkers-turned-strippers?

So what is the enduring appeal of the Lions?

What is the enduring appeal of the man?

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.

Mr. Wang's collection danced at the edge of that rawness, without the nastiness, and his stadium jerseys, worn over bodysuits with off-white ankle-strapped mules, reflected the enduring appeal of that beat, perhaps to a fault.

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.

Rapaz's isolation has allowed it to guard an enduring archaeological mystery: a collection of khipus, the cryptic woven knots that may explain how the Incas — in contrast to contemporaries in the Ottoman Empire and China's Ming dynasty — ruled a vast, administratively complex empire without a written language.

His bitterness at continued exile is expressed in letters to his friends the first of a collection of correspondence that became an outstanding and enduring monument of Russian prose.

The enduring power of many of the woodcuts in the Driskell Collection is underscored by the fact that the expressive face of a female sharecropper is the subject of a print by Elizabeth Catlett done as recently as 1968.