Sentence examples for enduring symbols from inspiring English sources

are enduring symbols of the disco era.

Similarly, last month's ceremonial pomp for Margaret Thatcher's funeral served to reinforce enduring symbols of British authority.

Across the country, statues memorializing Confederate dead have been mocked and defaced as pressure mounts to remove what many view as enduring symbols of white supremacy.

But the block also has something that those buyers have traditionally seemed to avoid: two large public housing projects that stand tall at either end, to many New Yorkers enduring symbols of danger, social dysfunction and blight.

But it did seem strange that on the day Americans celebrated their emergence as a people, the people could not reach enduring symbols of the country's claim to be a beacon for -- how did Emma Lazarus put it?

Madeleines, those enduring symbols of nostalgia, are on the menu at the Lambs Club, and the choice seems appropriate: the three-year-old bar and restaurant, which occupies the ground floor of a landmarked building that once housed the theatre club of the same name (Charlie Chaplin, John Wayne, and Lionel Barrymore belonged), feels like a shrine to things past.

Perched on his head is a white cowboy hat, that enduring symbol of virtue.

— are, for others, "the most conspicuous and enduring symbol of our democracy".

The enduring symbol of freedom remained intact, but the islands' infrastructure sustained damage.

Rivera smiled and waved, an enduring symbol of grace in defeat.

The words 'hands up, don't shoot' have become an enduring symbol during demonstrations.