Sentence examples for enduring condemnation from inspiring English sources

Bishop Muzorewa's victory made him prime minister of a nation then called Zimbabwe-Rhodesia — and brought enduring condemnation from more radical nationalists, who labeled him a puppet of Mr. Smith's South African-backed machinations.

A new poem by the German Nobel laureate Günter Grass depicting Israel's undeclared nuclear might as a threat to world peace drew wide condemnation from Jewish groups and commentators in Germany on Wednesday, showing the strength of enduring taboos in German public discourse about Israel more than six decades after the Holocaust.

Yet, far from being a condemnation of contemporary art, this habit cleaners have of mistaking it for rubbish is proof of its enduring vitality, or at least, indestructible novelty.

He thought about enduring.

Why the enduring acclaim?

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

"Enduring Legacy?

Merely enduring.

These attitudes are enduring.

And enduring grief.