Sentence examples for enduring statement from inspiring English sources

It was the first national museum in the world but had nothing nationalist in its purpose, and it remains one of the great achievements of the Enlightenment, an enduring statement that the public realm is intellectual and spiritual as well as physical and economic, and excludes nobody.

A company's identity, which serves as a touchstone against which it can evaluate its choices, is often a more enduring statement of strategic intent.

Such idealistic intentions won't inflate any director's bank account, but they may make an enduring statement".

Reversing a court decision from just three years earlier, Jackson wrote, in the midst of war, what remains one of the enduring statements of confidence in what truly makes America great.

But if you are willing to drag your achy body to practice after losing by 15 in Boston, if you can define hope as being four games out of a playoff spot by mid-March, your enduring social statement may be an important one after all, particularly to young people.

The competitors were urged to "convey the magnitude of personal and physical loss at this location," and also "encourage reflection and contemplation" and "create an original and powerful statement of enduring and universal symbolism".

In her statement, she described enduring flashbacks, nightmares and paranoia.

As a mission statement celebrating the enduring power of traditional aesthetic values, it said it all.

To be fair, they never really released a particularly strong "statement" album as enduring as Pet Sounds (the closest being The Plan – a concept album about Mormonism).

The chief executive of AIATSIS, Craig Ritchie, told Guardian Australia: "The Barunga statement is an enduring declaration of the power of Aboriginal peoples' connections to country.

• For W.W.E., the deal with Mattel — it is being called a multiyear agreement with no length or dollar amount specified — is another statement of the enduring appeal of wrestling programming.