Sentence examples for enduringly significant from inspiring English sources

In the months after the arrival of OFM, restaurant culture shifted in a number of enduringly significant ways.

Of all the shining talents that this re-imagined club has lavished its wealth on, there is an insistent notion that perhaps the most enduringly significant will be that of the Belgian international.

Frank Gehry's biggest works, like his famous Bilbao Guggenheim of 1999, came long after his 1989 Pritzker, although his most enduringly significant buildings, a suite of geometrically revelatory structures rendered in humble plywood, stucco, and chain-link around Santa Monica and Venice Beach, came long before.

The hosts made the case that life is harder when you have no category, and that finding one -- surrounding yourself with people who are like you in some key way -- makes you feel that you are not only significant, but enduringly so.

Unmistakably important, enduringly popular, comfortingly familiar, it's a surefire draw.

The tale, which has inspired at least three significant operas, a couple of classic movies and a Balanchine ballet, is an enduringly appealing story of the tremendous power of love, and of its fragility.

What Roland Barthes would call the "figure" of Rimbaud is the ghost at the banquet of literature: his radical rejection of poetry (not of writing, as Graham Robb makes clear: correspondence from Rimbaud's last 15 years constitutes a significant share of his output) has been appropriated by literary history as his most enduringly poetic act.

He was enduringly superstitious.

Female sports were enduringly changed.

It was said to be enduringly blissful.

How enduringly profitable is the business?