Sentence examples for enduring institutions from inspiring English sources

But it is one of life's enduring institutions.

They deliver more than just financial returns; they also build enduring institutions.

I applaud the military, one of our few enduring institutions, for maintaining a balanced commitment to pluralism.

A great glory of the United States is the enduring institutions and ideals of our civil society.

I believe we should respect individuals as we take a principled stand for one of the most fundamental, enduring institutions of our civilization.

His was a clear-minded radicalism aligned with nonconformity and excellence attached to the enduring institutions and best values of the common law.

So it is today with the enduring institution of marriage.

But it didn't feel like an enduring institution.

So we should not be surprised that when Gilbert found herself on the verge of a second wedding, in a state of dread, she decided "to put a little effort into unraveling the mystery of what in the name of God and human history this befuddling, vexing, contradictory, and yet stubbornly enduring institution of marriage actually is".

Let me conclude by making the point that, over the long run, the course of justice in our country has more to do with the character of the Department of Justice as an enduring institution than with the tenure of any particular attorney general.

More than a quarter of a million people thronged along the Thames to glimpse this bizarrely popular and enduring institution.