Sentence examples for equally enduring from inspiring English sources

Equally enduring are the fairy tales and children's verse of Norway's greatest poet Henrik Wergeland.

An equally enduring legacy will be his extensive contribution to ourunderstanding of the Russian composer, Dmitri Shostakovich.

The Pulitzer and MacArthur award-winning composer has premiered works at major institutions all over the world, but his legacy at MIT is equally enduring.

Despite sounding so agitated that he's liable to shake himself to death, Byrne's jerky themes (tension, consumerism - "Everything looks impressive, do not be deceived") are equally enduring.

On the other end of the spectrum is Ang Lee's winning, sophisticated and equally enduring "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" -- though inescapable might be the word for it, since the picture still seems to be running on some airlines.

"Watchman" went to the top of Amazon's best-seller list as soon as its impending publication was announced, propelled by readers' enduring affection for Lee's singular novel, and by an equally enduring fascination with an author who has, for the most part, declined to live a public life, even while her work is considered cherished public property.

His only consolation is that Wales are enduring equally glum medical bulletins.

How long have they kept it, and why?" The answers help Ms. Jongerius to forge what she hopes will be an equally affectionate and enduring relationship between the objects she designs and the people who use them.

So, when it comes to representing the life of a figure as iconic as Steve Jobs (whose legacy is equally as complicated as it is enduring), everything is amplified.

Uncertainty about evidence of benefit was identified as an enduring barrier to mainstreaming telehealth, affecting adoption in practice and making it difficult to secure investment within organizations increasingly driven to prioritize cost savings over other, equally important, policy goals.

As a chance to see a formidable turn by the enduring Michael Caine, as well as equally fine work by such other English acting veterans as Jim Broadbent, Tom Courtenay and Ray Winstone, "King of Thieves" is worth a look.