Sentence examples for enduring facets from inspiring English sources
The tension between tennis's heritage as a front-lawn, country-club pursuit and the reality of its competitive professional environment is one of the enduring facets of the game: that is why there's a frisson of pleasure whenever a bad boy, be it Pancho Gonzales or John McEnroe or Nick Kyrgios, comes along.
Italian Fascism's appropriation of the Roman past the idea of Rome, or romanità remains an enduring facet of Mussolini's regime.
The naval link is just one facet of Russia's enduring link to Crimea, the peninsula annexed by Moscow from Ukraine this month.
In 2002, the United Nations defined population aging as unprecedented, pervasive, enduring, and with profound implications for many facets of human life [2].
An enduring conundrum at the heart of the global warming issue/challenge/crisis/emergency is that the dramatic facets that matter most to society — how fast and far seas will rise, how strong hurricanes may get, how many species will vanish — are the least certain.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
