Sentence examples for had enduring from inspiring English sources

Both women had enduring friendships with women.

The principle that each of these classes was independent of the other two within its sphere of authority had enduring consequences in Europe.

She would have had enduring friendships with women, and a string of bantering relationships with strong, tough men of the world.

That was merely one of his abundant opinions on all manner of things, including conductors (Mr. Starker had enduring, well-publicized feuds over musical matters with Eugene Ormandy and Herbert von Karajan) and other eminent cellists.

Although in the last two decades his reputation was sullied by accusations of child molestation and his odd public behaviour, 1m tickets were sold within hours, proving that the King of Pop had enduring appeal – even among fans who were not yet born in his heyday.

In the Greek histories and literature of the 6th and 5th centuries bce, however, one finds the first articulation of ideas about law that have had enduring influence in the West: that law is a kind of command or prohibition with regard to what its subjects ought to do and that law is often accompanied by at least the threat of punishment or coercion by the state.

And yet these records have enduring appeal.

And people have enduring memories to this day, quite rightly so.

We read texts in the natural and social sciences and the humanities that have enduring historical significance.

He expressed a particular interest in serialized shows like "24" and "Lost," which have enduring popularity on Netflix.

Patrick Cockburn, reviewing Joe Sacco's "Footnotes in Gaza" (Dec. 27), encourages those who have "enduring anger against Israel".