Sentence examples for enduring part of the from inspiring English sources

At least as much as Mr. Levin's novel, it helped make the phrase "Stepford wife," describing any woman who seems vapid and compliant, an enduring part of the lexicon.

This is because the companies don't want them to, much preferring a steady string of upward surprises, a process of managing estimates that may be illegal but is an enduring part of the landscape.

In order for a new word to catch on, it has to get used by a critical mass of people who see it not just as some flash-in-the-pan novelty but as an enduring part of the lexicon.

Hip-hop lives -- and it's time for mainstream cultural critics to accept its place as an enduring part of the American tradition.

The luncheon vouchers, presented as evidence, became an enduring part of the story.

Child poverty in America has become an enduring part of the social landscape that many families must navigate.

"Although partisanship is an enduring part of American politics, the type of hyper-partisanship we see now -- I can't find a precedent for it in the past 100 years".

Their campaign is most often recalled for the magnitude of their electoral defeat yet an enduring part of its legacy was its commitment to the principle that presidential politics was not simply a preserve of white males.

In millions of homes all over France -- and, indeed, the world -- the handmade santons are an enduring part of Christmas.

Permanent: 49% of victims said the bias is an enduring part of their workplace and happens regularly and routinely.

Her commitment to the Commonwealth has been an enduring part of her reign, which spans more than 60 years.