Sentence examples for enduring strain from inspiring English sources

Freud may have resisted its charms, but the generous spirit of Putnam Camp remains an enduring strain in American psychology.

This enduring strain of belief has found more recent echoes in both Islamism and the US evangelical right.

Halley's conception of the subterranean realm spawned a recurring theme in science fiction (Jules Verne, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and L. Frank Baum all set novels inside the earth), as well as a small but enduring strain of true believers.

Art Blakey, drummer and bandleader, was a jazz visionary whose intuitions and innovations are a crucial and enduring strain of the modern tradition.

The two wings are now united by the simplest and most enduring strain of conservative ideology: a dislike and distrust of government.

A strong and enduring strain of German art has been bypassed in favour of works large or loud enough to fill these palatial rooms.

It is a simple enough dispute on one level, but on another it reflects the enduring strains that have made it so hard to stitch together Balkan societies.

One misses his brightness one misses it painfully but one remembers that his life was dedicated to the description of enduring and I definitely do not mean immortal to enduring strains of sensuality and spiritual revelations.

One misses his brightness — one misses it painfully — but one remembers that his life was dedicated to the description of enduring — and I definitely do not mean immortal — to enduring strains of sensuality and spiritual revelations.

She and Jim have been enduring some strain in their marriage ever since he moved part-time to Philadelphia to pursue his sports marketing start-up.

Spirited and eloquent, Ms. Thomas had worked her way up from rural Oklahoma poverty, enduring the strains of forcibly integrated schools, before settling in California.