Sentence examples for enduring mark from inspiring English sources
Only here, and in patches of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," does the Python squeeze leave an enduring mark.
His administrative reforms left an enduring mark on the Chinese state, and his exclusive recognition of Confucianism had a permanent effect on subsequent East Asian history.
In 2001 Cooke teamed with writer Ed Brubaker on Catwoman, a revamp of the classic Batman villain; his work left an enduring mark on one of DC Comics's most-recognizable characters.
These early attempts to systematize the study of human kinship institutions produced models that have since been discredited but that left an enduring mark on modern anthropology in at least two ways.
For some of us, it has left an enduring mark, a sense that we failed, not so much as journalists, but as human beings, because we saw things we were powerless to stop.
Thursday's vote brought to an end to a case that yielded two landmark Supreme Court opinions — one about the inclusion of blacks on juries and another about the need for adequate legal representation at trial — but continued to hang over Alabama as an enduring mark of its tainted past.
For Alexander, cultural trauma occurs when a collectivity feels they have been subjected to a "horrendous event" that leaves enduring marks upon their group consciousness and memory, changing their future identity in irreversible ways (2004: iv).
At the bar, Mr. Leutz said he was inspired by Dr. Chien to go after one of the most enduring marks in gaming: a 1983 world record of 33,273,520 points on one quarter in Q*bert, which requires about 70 hours of continuous play.
With time (and property rights) the enduring fortunes that mark the upper realms elsewhere will come to China.
We take a look at some iconic artists from numerous disciplines who have left an enduring and indelible mark on today's creators.
