Sentence examples for enduring moment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "enduring moment" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a memorable moment that lasts for a long time, usually an emotional one. For example, you could say "Their first kiss was an enduring moment for both of them."
The Jets would give a slightly better accounting of themselves in the second half en route to a 49-19 loss but would never get within striking distance of the Pats and would not do anything to keep this play from being the game's enduring moment.
But the most enduring moment of the evening was likely not Trump's battery of his Republican opponents.
Despite the years of preparation, the Games' greatest and most enduring moment was not only completely unplanned, it was totally unimaginable.
In the documentary, screened in two parts on BBC Four this summer, Jacobson places the foursome at the centre of an enduring moment of change for Britain.
The enduring moment for Lowe was Filipaina joining his mother on stage after the third Test and they cried together in joy.
Arguments still rage over whether this or Blondie's Rapture – recorded a month or two later, but released three months earlier) is the first white rap hit, but the song, written and recorded inside two hours, is undoubtedly an enduring moment.
That Dally's death scene is a mesh of two of the most enduring moments in American cinema is beside the point.
Though the Kingsmen's "Louie Louie" has gone down in pop history as one of the medium's more endearing (and enduring) moments of amateurism, the group's members were not inexperienced musicians.
His name might resonate more softly across America today, yet his achievement in winning four gold medals at the so-called Nazi Olympics in 1936 remains one of the 20th century's most enduring moments in sports history.
For social historian and critic Paul Fussell, the most enduring moments of truth came as a 20-year-old platoon leader in France during World War II.
The "Beauty and the Beast" sexual subtext of the Kong films has been the object of comment and speculation for decades, and Kong's final, valiant stand on top of the Empire State Building is one of the truly enduring moments in the history of the cinema.
