Sentence examples for enduring nature from inspiring English sources

Her subjects include decaying buildings and enduring nature.

In asking real life to experience the enduring nature of sculpture, time is the test.

Every mention of the "long and arduous road" seems to comment on the enduring nature of the sentence itself.

Both collections contrast the fragile mortality of human beings with the enduring nature of the physical world.

The last poem — "Let me not to the marriage of true minds" — is among Shakespeare's most famous, an almost sentimental tribute to the enduring nature of human love.

The almost inadvertent contrast of grown and built, of enduring nature and transient architecture, underscores the quiet sense of a love lost.

Its streetscapes, with their exquisite filigree and ornamental splendor, seem to be art itself, an ethereal creation that's as wondrous and enduring as nature.

The scene at the compound today suggested Mr. Karzai's accumulating power, but above all it was a reminder of the enduring tribal nature of Afghan politics and society.

From its pointed title onward it found him shucking off many of the formal teachings that had infiltrated his music over the past several years – Christianity, Scientology, Rosicrucianism – to reconnect with his enduring muses: nature, pantheistic spirituality and a deep absorption with the past.

If so, studying them could help solve one of ecology's enduring puzzles: nature's staggering biodiversity.

Involvement with the product has been classified as enduring in nature (Mittal 1989), but O'Cass (2000) noted that the degree of the involvement changes as a result of interaction with a stimulus or the environment, which can be classified as situational (O'Cass 2000).