"It is one of the most successful and enduring action franchises of all time, and one that has amassed a huge following globally.
The imperfective phrasing conveys "longer lasting or more enduring" action or simply more of it, says Matlock, so the events seem more relevant in an upcoming election.
Joe: The Rise of Cobra," obliquely based on the enduring action figure franchise from the toy maker Hasbro.
While these findings have been important for our understanding of the potential role of MYC in early human prostate cancer formation, additional studies are needed to address a number of enduring questions regarding MYC action in early prostate neoplasia and its relevance to the human disease.
Action verbs are one of the enduring tropisms of fashion-speak and so naturally models never "land" in either Vogue or our lives with a passive thump.
In particular, eighteenth-century spectator- and judgment-centered moral theories gave the emotions a double role for our moral judgments: insofar as they represent the enduring dispositions of character expressed in actions, they are the objects of moral evaluations; but they also generate the judgments themselves.
Edgerton's stop-action photographs remain enduring icons of modern experience.
Specifically, Habermas sharply distinguished between two modes of action, "work" and "interaction," which correspond to enduring interests of the human species (ibid., chap. 6).
The most enduring protest action, however, has been that of Grow Heathrow, a collective of activists and campaigners who have spent the past five years both promoting sustainable living and demonstrating against the Heathrow expansion.
Harrison was one of his victims, enduring years of abuse.
How does history judge our leaders' actions in the face of enduring, if not always high-profile, dirty wars?
