Sentence examples for enduring essence from inspiring English sources

This irreverent update, playing at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre in Washington, DC, until August 17th, manages to capture the enduring essence of Chekhov's classic even as it reimagines it for the 21st century.

Everything changes from moment to moment, and to think of anything as having an "enduring essence" misses the fact that "all things flow", though it is often a useful way of speaking.

This latter notion — of a collective social organization having an enduring, mystical essence — would come to be transferred to political entities, the body politic.

So in essence, the enduring conflict of the Norman and Saxon races had been transported across the Atlantic, where it would bear the bitter fruit of sectional division.

MIAMI — Imagine a tabloid talk show like "Maury" distilled to its essence: the enduring question, "are you the father?" That's sort of what CBS Television Distribution is imagining its next daytime talk show, "The Test," to be.

The nature of traditional portraiture, she says, is to capture "something enduring about the person, the essence of the subject.

The runner's mind, operating in a void for many hours every day, becomes more and more practiced in reducing things to their essence, and in enduring great extremes of pain.

John F. Kennedy in 1963, and Mark Zuckerberg last week, in speaking about the social role of the University where underscoring enduring themes which are of the essence to the modern university.

Her conclusion is a paradox: God cannot be known, but the enduring effort to know God is the essence of spirituality.

In my opinion, Lin's Erie BayHawks game on January 20 , 2012is the greatest symbol of his story and speaks to the underlying essence of his character and to his enduring confidence in his abilities.

But the effect may not be enduring.