Sentence examples for has endured beyond from inspiring English sources

Annette's engagement in policy and politics has endured beyond her career start as Counsel for the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.

Their friendship has endured beyond all others and Bingham has catalogued the vicissitudes of Ali's life, taking in excess of half a million photographs in the process.

It took me until 1998 to fall for His 'n' Hers, but unlike lockable diaries, overplucked eyebrows and episodes of My So-Called Life, this is one obsession that has endured beyond my teenage years.

As Bendall suggests, the use of silhouettes and blocks of colour are reminiscent of those fascinating Polish film posters exhibited at Cinéphilia West in London last year – particularly the ones for Blade Runner, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Raging Bull and Fight Club (the style has endured beyond the 70s).

Their four-day cruise is recalled with a grateful reverence that has endured beyond those 'Riders of the Lost Ark' local paper headlines: as I was told by several cheerful Chirkites who helped us ferry our provisions and luggage aboard the five-berth, 60ft Katheryn, narrowboating has never been as sexy.

Music commercial analysts noted that Clarkson's commercial appeal has endured beyond American Idol, but also commented on its slumping performance.

Lead-in treatment of placebo patients with tocilizumab limited the ability to determine safety and efficacy differences over the limited withdrawal period, especially because the biological effects of tocilizumab might have endured beyond the time taken to clear the drug.

But what has surprised many people in Sri Lanka and beyond is the way that crackdown has endured well beyond the government's battlefield triumph, and has, in some ways, even intensified and become routine as Mr. Rajapaksa and his family have tightened their grip on government.

That image has endured far beyond the archive footage.

Yet this resort to psychology, or psychopathology, places too much emphasis on Nixon and not enough on Nixonism, which has endured well beyond Watergate, and long past the point when our national nightmare, to paraphrase Gerald Ford, was supposed to have ended.

Spare a thought too for Colin Montgomerie, who may be an oversensitive soul at times but has endured jibes and derision beyond the pale this week.