You know, for someone who has endured atrocious treatment by the American government, she has an enduring faith in our democratic principles.
The Constitution has an enduring, fixed quality to it".
No party has an enduring hold on the American presidency.
Civil disobedience has an enduring and noble history.
Torriano Avenue in Kentish Town, north London, has an enduring popularity with celebrities.
THE firm established by Charles McKim, William Mead and Stanford White in 1879 has an enduring reputation for majestic buildings.
Urban morphology is the 'study of urban form' and has an enduring presence in human geography, as well as other cognate disciplines.
Trendy street art comes and goes, but Purvis' work has an enduring impact – a symbol of transforming troubled emotions into hope in a complicated neighbourhood.
"But there seems to be no theme for which she has an enduring passion".A reputation for wishy-washiness could cause problems.
"Australia has an enduring national interest in ensuring that Afghanistan does not again become a safe haven for terrorists," she said.
Yu deftly bridges technical and intellectual issues in the policy pieces and op-eds that he writes, while Robinson has an enduring, hands-on fascination with computers.
