In many ways, the breadth of the programming seems far from the enduring mood of austerity in Europe.
The offender, it turns out, was dating another girl living in the house where the rape took place, and not the victim, who, far from passively enduring his assault, did what Roiphe implies she did not: she slapped him, demanded that he withdraw, and, in the morning, told her mother, whereupon they went immediately to the police.
The other brush with fame proved far more enduring.
As far as enduring monuments are concerned, De Peyster personifies the limitations of statues.
These slickly promoted events with the trappings of a wedding or a fund-raiser are a far cry from the enduring image of a foreclosed house being sold on the courthouse steps.
So far, California is enduring its hottest year on record, contributing to the state's worst level of drought in the past 40 years, according to a report this month from the National Climatic Data Center.
After all, we reasoned, rural Norwegians have for generations lived far from their nearest neighbors, enduring long, dark, frigid winters, and eking out meager livings on rocky mountainsides.
As Larkin's introduction emphasises, the ambiguity of the Jesuitical Des Grieux means that this love is far from innocent, and an enduring puzzle.
However, this passage is far from obvious [35], and enduring disputes about the nature of consciousness persist, as also witnessed by the polysemy of the term consciousness, and the variety of related terms and qualifiers.
Alanna's most far-reaching and enduring impact may well come from her tireless outreach efforts, both outreach to colleagues through her efforts on astrostatistics education, and her outreach to the public.
