Sentence examples for enduring existence from inspiring English sources

This enduring existence is deeply tied to the functionality of the city.

Such events have taken on a particular importance now that the war in Iraq has uprooted most of the Mandaeans still living in their historic homeland and has threatened the enduring existence of the faith.

As regular readers of this column will know, I find the enduring existence of high heels both a frustrating mystery and a testament to the triumph of women's neuroses over their mobility.

The green, lush landscape, the oyster beds, insects and crabs, are evoked through so many eyes and felt by so many hands that we start to believe in their enduring existence, giving backbone and depth to the green politics of the book.

So when she sneezes, a nation trembles, or at least that doting part of a nation that regards its sovereign as a necessary symbol of its solid and enduring existence.

I believe there is another world, another life beyond the one we're in now, that's available to us, a more enduring existence open to anyone able to embrace some kind of a "leap of faith," or at least see it as JK Rowling puts it in one of her "Harry Potter" novels: for a "well-organized mind: death is but the next great adventure". Bosnia's Muslim leadership answers without ambiguity.

Gary's mother, a woman of lost dreams who has little interest in mothering, and his "soulmate" Mandy both remain fragile and passive throughout, despite enduring existences that require enormous strength.

But while David Cameron obviously believes his attacks on an immigration "amnesty" have proved crucial in halting the Lib Dem surge, the real losers are likely to be the unknown thousands of irregular migrants who are enduring a clandestine existence often putting down strong roots in the communities where they live.

I have seen firsthand a family with children enduring such an existence.

Here, in the two-room flat of her "executioner," streetwise Stanley and a slatternly Stella grunt out their existence, enduring blows and brutal desire in equal measure.

Like these approaches, dialogical analysis is skeptical with regard to the existence of enduring, internal psychological structures that pre-exist language (e.g., attitudes, beliefs, intentions).