That was merely one of his abundant opinions on all manner of things, including conductors (Mr. Starker had enduring, well-publicized feuds over musical matters with Eugene Ormandy and Herbert von Karajan) and other eminent cellists.
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They just need something good to buy, and they want to listen to enduring, well-crafted songs, and performers with potential longevity who can actually sing.
Equally important, we can advance the solutions, like solar and wind power, that will protect our air and water and offer enduring well-paying jobs.
When it comes to improving our well-being, most of us think about the exercise we should be doing, the foods we should be eating and the sleep we should be getting, but have you thought about how your brain might be able to help cultivate enduring well-being?
He is, as well, one of the towering figures of medieval philosophy whose authority and thought came to exert a pervasive and enduring influence well into the modern period (e.g. Descartes and especially Malebranche), and even up to the present day, especially among those sympathetic to the religious tradition which he helped to shape (e.g. Plantinga 1992; Adams 1999).
Despite all that, the public views him with an enduring as well as endearing charm.
Enduring as well is Mr. Simons's love for conducting, his biggest creative pleasure.
Still, it's an enduring yarn, well told: a rare remake that functions independently, even as it reminds you – vividly, in places – of the original's elegiac pleasures.
