Sentence examples for enduring work from inspiring English sources

This stubbornly enduring work needs no introduction.

Chateaubriand's memoirs have proved to be his most enduring work.

He leaves a legacy of enduring work in stone, wood and bronze that is testament to his immortal spirit.

Ian Fleming may be long gone, but his enduring work -- James Bond -- has been resuscitated countless times.

The flamboyance of its style and imagery has made A Clockwork Orange a monument of modern cinema – but, arguably, less of an enduring work.

JAZZ AND STANDARDS ALGONQUIN HOTEL 59 W. 44th St. (212-840-6800) — Through Oct. 11: The vocalist KT Sullivan targets the enduring work of Jerome Kern.

Now the fuss about the cost has died down, Miralles' 2004 creation has been recognised as an enduring work of art.

A year older than JM Barrie and a year younger than E Nesbit, Grahame was, like them, middle-aged when he produced his most enduring work.

He improvises, in the sense that Miles Davis or Beethoven would come up with an enduring work of art on the spot.

Ultimately, the most they can hope for is a shimmering piece of music, an enduring work that will adequately reflect its inspiration.

Findings are consistent with the life event stress literature showing that specific, enduring work-related stressful experiences contribute to depression [74].