Sentence examples for enduring model from inspiring English sources
For this priest, an enduring model is his own father, John Malone.
It is important to behold this great play as an enduring model of fascinating character and vitally disturbing content, more provocative than ever.
Carné uses the world of the theater to suggest that sometimes artifice and beauty get us through the day — just as the picture, made in a country under siege, emerged as an enduring model of emotionally and visually rich storytelling.
As an enduring model, it is very tough to make it work.
Its enduring model of Islamic government, rejecting the Western model of secular democratic government, marks a big blind spot in America's so-called liberal international order.
In a run of records at the tail-end of the 90s, Kompakt Records co-founder Wolfgang Voigt laid out a strange and strangely enduring model: depth-charge rumblings combined with textures that alternate between crystalline clarity and scabrous static.
The master makers of bowed instruments flourished in northern Italy from about 1550 to 1750, when supreme craftsmanship, superior woods and varnish, enduring models and a highly developed apprentice system centered on a few families.
Her fascination has led to her discovery of Kate Moss, Alek Wek and Sophie Dahl, some of the most iconic and enduring models in the industry.
The relationship between inhibition of OXPHOS and increased ROS (either as a signal or a damaging agent) has been a source of much work; and has also provided one of the most enduring models to explain aging and degenerative diseases.
It is clear to us at National Voices that the enduring medical model of treatment - which struggles to see the whole person - is a huge obstacle.
As a runaway slave, he turned himself into arguably the most eloquent opponent of slavery in the run-up to the civil war, an enduring role model whose words have resounded through the speeches of Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela and the new US president himself.
