Sentence examples for enduring excellence from inspiring English sources

Even France can hardly match the enduring excellence of German art.

Smart and selective scheduling has played a big role in Federer's enduring excellence.

Implied in their feats is the message that doing something so challenging for so long proves enduring excellence.

In 1991, a low-rise, 10-unit condominium at Sea Ranch received the American Institute of Architects' award of enduring excellence.

These thrusts reveal our mission We believe that companies that have no mission, no deeply felt purpose, can never achieve enduring excellence.

Arsenal had 28 shots to Atlético's six and in the final analysis, they were left to rue their profligacy – together with the enduring excellence of Jan Oblak – particularly during their purple patch early on.

The very greatest translations may become classics in their own right, of enduring literary excellence (the King James Version of the Bible, appearing in 1611, is an outstanding example), but on the whole the approximate equivalence of most translations to their originals seems to have a very short life.

As architects and design lovers look forward accordingly, it is worth taking stock of the minute pantheon of enduring architectural excellence that has resulted from these seasonally alternating quadrennial attention-grabbing place makers.

"His enduring commitment to excellence in teaching and research and to access for all students drove his work at Princeton as well as his leadership of the Mellon Foundation.

Together, words and images illustrate the growth of the university, the origins of its famous schools and colleges, and its enduring commitment to excellence in education.

In 2005 it bestowed its Twenty-Five YeAwardard on the Yale Center, given to a 25- to 35-year-old project that continued to "perform its original function with perfection" and possessed "an enduring design excellence".