Sentence examples for enduring object from inspiring English sources

Dickinson's existence, and what sprang from its apparent sparseness, is an enduring object of fascination.

What is it about the star that makes her such an enduring object of fascination, despite the skimpy electronic record? Certainly traces of her celebrity remain.

Just as photography undermined the singularity of painted portraits, so online book publishing complicates the notion of a book as a fixed, enduring object.

"Those whose enduring object is power in this world are only too happy to use without remorse the others, whose aim is of course to transcend all questions of power.

In the furry, marmalade-encrusted figure of Paddington, Bond provided an enduring object of sympathy, and offered an embodiment of the struggles that a new arrival to any land faces.

But it is the expansive outdoors, mountain views and fine climate (except in August, when you could fry a hot dog at the Rose Bowl) that still make Pasadena, the famed City of Roses, a shining jewel of Southern California and an enduring object of jealousy.

In this respect, history of mathematics possesses a special interest lacking in the history of other branches of science, because earlier mathematical theories are enduring objects of technical interest and even of further development.

Donald Sherburne shows that in Whitehead's metaphysics, persons are enduring objects of a specific type (Sherburne 1969).

Our cognitive system responds to stimuli both as events, where (iii) holds; and as enduring objects, where (iv) holds.

This is because perduring objects (and sums of stages) are four-dimensional, whereas enduring objects are three-dimensional, wholly present at each moment.

The immediate description of the perceptual world is in terms of enduring objects, their properties and relationships, and that description is only probable.