Sentence examples similar to enduring counter from inspiring English sources

The resentment springs from an enduring counter-culture.

He spoke of the necessity of sustaining "an enduring counter-terrorism (CT) platform" in Afghanistan to bottle up terrorist forces, so they wouldn't, as he put it, hit us in the "homeland".

If 2014 was the year when boxing itself made a comeback as spectacular as any renaissance witnessed in the ring then 2015 seems destined to underscore the fight game's enduring capacity to counter-punch the critics.

The most-studied form of psychotherapy for depression is CBT, which teaches clients to challenge self-defeating, but enduring ways of thinking (cognitions) and change counter-productive behaviors.

The U.S. effort in World War II in Asia was also largely supported by the local countries in order to counter Japan, and thus was successful and enduring.

And then you're dealing with a filter that's about honoring excellence and the enduring presence of artists like Carrie Mae Weems, who offers this counter narratives, to Deborah Willis, who's been foundational for the scholarship of black photography, to Lorna Simpson.

With City finally playing with the handbrake off, albeit against opponents enduring a wretched run of form, Mancini was able to counter criticisms that his Italian managerial stye is too cautious to be translated into English glory.

And enduring required that the brutalities and humiliations had to be countered that were directed, first and foremost, at the defining core of their very being that is, at their foundational notions of themselves as persons and as distinctive, racialized peoples so as to bring about their cross-generational living of social death (Patterson 1982).

But it seems unlikely that Western leaders will find a way anytime soon to unlock a riddle as baffling and enduring as the Kremlinology of the past: How do affluent Western societies counter the gravitational pull of radical Islam that stirs not only in distant Muslim societies but also among their own citizens?

Francesco d'Errico, director of research for CNRS, the French national research agency, attached to the University of Bordeaux, adds that other sites counter the paper's contention that blunted miniblades are an "enduring" technology.

The cross is an extraordinary symbol -- rich in history, loaded with meaning and counter-intuitive in the face of power and wealth as the enduring icons of success.