Sentence examples for enduring expressions from inspiring English sources

In 1776, such qualifiers may have been implicit, but over the years, enduring expressions inspire newly enlightened perspectives.

These works are among the enduring expressions of the absurdity and estrangement of modern life.

By Jon Michaud May 3, 2017 Beckett's work is among the most enduring expressions of the absurdity and estrangement of modern life.

That striking photo, "American Gothic, Washington, D.C.," became one of his most famous and enduring expressions of outrage at America's treatment of black people.

Aside from providing us with a few enduring expressions — a penny for your thoughts, in for a penny, turn up like a bad penny, not worth a red cent, penny-ante, and so on — the coin by itself is close to useless.

The Corvette is a true "hero" brand for Chevrolet, one of the most emotionally enduring expressions of its long history.

Elevated, enduring expression of sialoadhesin in chronic inflammatory conditions (including HIV infection) and certain types of cancer, probably induced by high-level cytokine expression, then has a lasting negative, inhibitory effect on the immune system that finally results in opportunistic infections and/or the occurrence of tumours due to immune system malfunction.

This tolerance is not regarded as a work of progress but as an enduring expression of Britain's innate genius.

In all of the world religions, religious experience receives its most enduring expression in the form of sacred scriptures and the body of commentary through which they are interpreted.

The Fes Festival theme elevated the ideals of Al Andalus and their enduring expression, especially in the arts but also in our understandings of what is right and good and in our very notions of identity.

It thus gives no enduring visual expression to such subjectivity, but expresses the latter in the organized succession of vanishing sounds.