Sentence examples for enduring spiritual from inspiring English sources
Dreiser's characters struggle for self-realization in the face of society's narrow and repressive moral conventions, and they often obtain material success and erotic gratification while a more enduring spiritual satisfaction eludes them.
It was on this spiritual journey that he gained the "secret wisdom" he used to establish what would become one of Southern California's more enduring spiritual sects.
Here's hoping that the NBA finally relieves the enduring spiritual burden of Clippers fandom by ending the Sterling era once and for all.
Now older and wiser, they are able to look back and share some of those raw spiritual ambitions of their early 20s, now redefined, but still burning brightly, perhaps as a more enduring spiritual quest for a life of true peace and compassion.
Wagner's knights are enduring a spiritual crisis.
In India it has been the enduring concern for spiritual values and for contemplation or mystical modes of existence that have exerted the deepest influence on literature from the 1st millennium bce to the present, and this has not provided a milieu suitable to biographical composition.
It's based on a 1932 play by the Lutheran priest Kaj Munk (murdered by the Nazis during the occupation), largely set in a claustrophobic single-storey farmhouse in Jutland, and is a claustrophobic affair, within a remote Christian community, centring on the enduring conflict between spiritual transcendence and the worldly life.
These buildings took on an enduring political and spiritual significance, ensuring their preservation until being destroyed by fire in 1995.
The Tor is mentioned in Celtic mythology, particularly in myths linked to King Arthur, and has a number of other enduring mythological and spiritual associations.
With this pass began a relationship between player and disciples of such an enduring and spiritual nature that only the ignorant or envious would seriously try to compare it with any other in the history of sport.
At the center of the story is the energy of revolt, the enduring moral force of spiritual and physical resistance to injustice; its refinement is no mere contemplative passivity but the mark of a precise and decisive physical engagement.
