Sentence examples for enduring objection from inspiring English sources

Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, in her notable correspondence with Descartes, offered the most enduring objection to Descartes' dualism: How can immaterial mind and material body interact?

Nevertheless, evolvability of complex traits is one of the most intriguing properties and at the same time one of the most enduring objections against the Darwinian theory of evolutionary change.

One objection to our explanation for the enduring goal-attributions of infants in our Experimental group is that the obstacle itself may have been interpreted by infants as a potential target, and, since the agent always approached the object (and detoured past the obstacle), perhaps this action was interpreted as selective by infants.

Obamacare is enduring attacks on all fronts, and some portion of the conscientious objection to the contraceptive mandate is undoubtedly motivated by opposition to the health-care law in general.

He thought about enduring.

Why the enduring acclaim?

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

These attitudes are enduring.

And enduring grief.

Finally, summer is enduring.