Sentence examples for enduring view from inspiring English sources

That it was reflects the enduring view that homosexuality is an abnormal condition that can be changed with persuasion, sometimes even brute force.

The enduring view of Walter O'Malley splits fairly evenly by coast: loathed in Brooklyn (and in South Florida retirement communities), venerated in Los Angeles.

It was a deeply Strei-sand-ian moment, a sly rebuke that underscored the singer's enduring view of herself as a misunderstood outsider, despite more than half a century of acclaim.

By Jane Flanders The New Yorker, November 13 , 1989P. 50 Elsewhere they are enduring View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.

For Jill, the experience provided "my most enduring view of myself, that of the Outsider".

Because of its enduring view that "food and material aid measures are better and more efficiently delivered by individual member states through their own social programmes".

In cases where multiple defendants are being tried, lawyers are often forced to spend weeks working closely with other lawyers they have not chosen, sometimes enduring what they view as avoidable errors in the courtroom.

The John Cotton Dana Library of Rutgers-Newark has mounted a memorial retrospective of her work, "Suellen Glashausser and The Book: Enduring Delight," on view through July 2. "Her zeal was to show people that the ordinary is enduring and beautiful," said Michael Joseph, a rare book librarian for Rutgers University Libraries and one of the curators of the show.

Most company boards realize that individual investors tend to be more enduring in their views and a whole lot more loyal, making them more desirable shareholders than fickle institutions.

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.

A program they did for This American Life called "The Giant Pool of Money" is, in my view, as enduring a piece of journalism as any about the crisis.