Sentence examples for enduring logos from inspiring English sources
They are sacred icons, or, as Paul Rand — the creator of enduring logos for I.B.M., Westinghouse and other corporations — once said: They are rabbits' feet, emblems of the incalculable.
In his heyday, René Lacoste, known as "the crocodile," wore large embroidered reptiles on his clothing, undoubtedly unaware that he was giving birth to one of the most enduring logos in fashion history.
The London Transport roundel is one of the earliest, best, most familiar and enduring of all corporate logos.
This partnership has proved an enduring one, as Wirral's logo still appears on the shirts in 2011.
For 30 years Dempsey was as enduring a symbol of the Saints as their fleur-de-lis logo despite spending only two of his 10 N.F.L. seasons with the team.
And if you need any further proof of her enduring appeal and international fame, on her 120th birthday recently, the Google logo was changed for the day in tribute.
Thus it is infinite being (Yes) and freedom (No) which fuse together in the self-generation of the elemental God; the presence of logos (Yes) and the vital plenitude of particulars (No) that fuse together to form the elemental world; enduring character (Yes) and free will (No) that unite within the elemental self.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
