Sentence examples for enduringly tough from inspiring English sources
Despite the enduringly tough terrain for senior female politicians in America, there are signs of change.
She points to South Sudan in particular, where famine is predicted and peace seems enduringly elusive.
Collishaw's photography, film and sculpture installations aren't hard to get, yet are enduringly haunting.
The robust British veteran Barbara Dickson ("Blood Brothers") copped the 1999 Olivier Award for best actress as the life-scarred but enduringly lusty heroine of "Spend Spend Spend," a purely British slice of tough sentimentality based on the good-luck/hard-luck story of the lottery winner Vivian Nicholson.
Bad enough that the Mets' owners are enduringly scarred by their Madoff connection.
A certain set of expectations attend any exhibition of the work of Kara Walker, the 47-year old African American artist whose tough-minded, incendiary work on the gulf between black and white in an enduringly racially polarized America shakes even the heartiest of souls.
He was enduringly superstitious.
Female sports were enduringly changed.
It was said to be enduringly blissful.
How enduringly profitable is the business?
It is an enduringly popular play.
