Sentence examples for enduring example from inspiring English sources

Gerhart, J. From feedback inhibition to allostery: the enduring example of aspartate transcarbamoylase.

The enduring example of a candidate with many resets is Richard Nixon, whose most important one came in 1956.

The Holocaust is the enduring example of a crisis that defies artistic response: memorials seem inadequate; analyses, disrespectful.

The now famous Tylenol recall of the 1980s is an enduring example of how Johnson & Johnson's credo guided decision making in a time of crisis.

One decade later, a virtual lifetime in Internet years, the OCW website stands as an enduring example of what happens when a pioneering idea captures the imagination of a community like MIT.

Isaac Stern's 1963 recording of the violin concertos is an enduring example of the more soft-focus approach to Prokofiev as well as a reminder of what a liquid, beautifully focused tone Stern produced in his prime.

Long before graphic novels earned a dedicated section in bookstores — indeed, before the term "graphic novel" was even coined — the American wood engraver and illustrator Lynd Ward (1905-85) created six enduring examples of the form.

This book provides a chronological history of the best of the best from radio's Golden Age, outlining a core set of principles and techniques that made these radio plays enduring examples of storytelling.

Through her enduring examples of resilience and inner strength, I have come to better comprehend the words of wisdom she shared with me more than 25 years ago.

James Agee and Walker Evans's lugubrious book "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" is one of the most enduring examples of this tradition.

The 10-year-old Barcelona initiative is one of the European Union's most ambitious foreign policy proposals, and one of its few enduring examples of a collective approach to foreign affairs.