Sentence examples for enduring standard from inspiring English sources

Ascii was put into effect in 1963, expanded and modified over the years, and it is an enduring standard in computing.

"What worries me is that they are at the top of the hill now, but I don't believe their technology in its current form will be the enduring standard.

See how well the prelude to Will's appointment with Reiser's character — after a brief return to the Upside Down is explained away, again, as P.T.S.D. — comports with your horrified memory of enduring standard checkups as a young person trapped between worlds.

Trained as an opera singer, she became an administrator, one who set an enduring standard of excellence that touched the lives of thousands of Usdan students.

He's a songwriter equally at home connecting the worlds of R&B and hip-hop (as he did with Jay-Z on their Best Of Both Worlds collaborations) as he is writing an enduring standard such as I Believe I Can Fly.

Since this is what I would like to be — an admirable and enduring standard of design and beauty — I read Brown's book with relish, and at the end of it felt that my mindset had shifted, from feeling that I never have enough, to feeling that I undoubtedly have too much.

At the moment today when the announcement of Parliament's first ballot for Israel's next president made it all but certain that he had lost what was most likely the last big battle of his 60-year political career, Shimon Peres, Nobel Prize laureate, three-time prime minister and one of the most enduring standard-bearers for Middle East peace, remained in character.

But it's this anti-war anthem that's become one of the band's most enduring standards.

Hugh Martin Jr., a composer, lyricist and arranger who created the enduring standards "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "The Trolley Song" sung by Judy Garland in the 1944 MGM musical "Meet Me in St . Louis" has died.

After enduring the standard Socialist Realist art education, Christo smuggled himself out of Bulgaria in 1957 in a freight car.

George Shearing, the British piano virtuoso who overcame blindness to become a worldwide jazz star, and whose composition "Lullaby of Birdland" became an enduring jazz standard, died on Monday in Manhattan.