Sentence examples for enduring past from inspiring English sources

The enduring past champions Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova were 30 when they last held the top spot.

In many of Godard's later films, he seems to be eating his young, to be dominating and deriding young creators with the force of the enduring past that he himself embodies.

Not exactly what everyone was hoping after so many promises were made about human rights enduring past the moment Western journalists left, but hey.

That was part of what a grand bargain was supposed to accomplish: not just badly needed fiscal discipline but badly wanted Obama liberation; one emphatic, enduring push past this constipated juncture; a changed discussion before Election Day; enough cutbacks and revenue to permit some spending again down the line.

Britain's volcanic fires may be no more, but remnants of an enduring eruptive past can be found throughout the country, writes Professor Iain Stewart.

What is a ghost, after all, but the past enduring in a strange and incomprehensible form?

It has more options than towns and cities do; it can come up with a way of critiquing, rather than concealing or enduring, its own past.

Retrospective apologies can be a kind of psychopolitics that makes the apologizer feel good without doing anything concrete about the enduring consequences of past injustices.

I am grateful to Thomas Friedman for articulating so well in his column "Where did 'we' go," (Views, Oct. 2) what I have been enduring during these past nine months, the denigration of our president, Barack Obama, and the office of the presidency.

Wallace had summoned us there on the strength of Black Macho and the Myth of the Superwoman 's enduring critique, well past the 1980s.

The city is rediscovering its own past & its own enduring bond with that past.