Sentence examples for from the enduring from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the breadth of the programming seems far from the enduring mood of austerity in Europe.

But with seven albums to pick from, the enduring twee indie-folk favourites' set is a real treat.

You could think about these apps on a continuum from the enduring (making something that aspires to art) to the ephemeral (a time-killing game).

America's potency comes not just from its capacity to project force, but also from the enduring appeal of the values invoked by its founders.

Chernow disentangles Hamilton's life from the enduring political legend concocted by his opponents, who demonised him as a "closet monarchist" and wannabe Caesar.

Actually, Jansson needs no such comparisons: that she wrote well is self-evident from the enduring popularity of her surreal and prankish tales.

Leah Rosenthal, the chocolate buyer for Dean & DeLuca, does not import bonbons from Europe, despite the enduring cachet of Belgian, Swiss and French truffles.

The contents of the station (and several others like it) were all of a piece with the design, from the benches to the enduring typeface of the signage.

That this may occur seems far from impossible, particularly given the enduring tensions in Rakhine state and the recent wave of anti-Muslim violence elsewhere in the country.

Hence the enduring phrase from her book's subtitle: "the banality of evil".

In a gesture set to be one of the enduring images from the Games, he kissed the final hurdle, leaving barely a dry eye in the house.