Sentence examples for extraordinarily enduring from inspiring English sources
"Giselle" is an extraordinarily enduring ballet, but it contains deadwood: like Albrecht's entrance in Act I, presenting himself to the audience before remembering that he is here to visit Giselle, and his tediously noble and elegiac slow entrance with cloak and lilies in Act II, which looked more clichéd than usual.
Unusual, surely, but so was the relationship between the 13-year-old Southerner Huck Finn and the escaped slave Jim in Mark Twain's extraordinarily successful and eternally enduring "historical novel".
He didn't want a bagel, so I led him into the living room, where I offered him a straight-backed chair, a white oak Shaker knockoff I'd made myself, an extraordinarily uncomfortable thing that gave its occupant the feeling of enduring an inquisition while insuring the brevity of a visit.
The polished artistry and technique of such singers, as well as their extraordinarily wide ranges, have made performance of the bel canto operas an enduring challenge for singers.
And yet, like Ms. Brown's 1970 "Man Walking Down the Side of a Building" (also revived recently, and testament to the enduring fascination of the Judson era), it is both utterly literal and extraordinarily evocative.
Levels of political will and popular optimism are extraordinarily high, and Prime Minister Dr. Mari Alkatiri has stated firmly that good education and health are the foundations of good governance and enduring peace.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
