Sentence examples for image has endured from inspiring English sources

That image has endured far beyond the archive footage.

Galloway insisted he was talking of the Iraqi people but the image has endured.

Long before her death she had transformed herself into a powerful image of female authority, regal magnificence, and national pride, and that image has endured to the present.

If that image has endured through the millennia, it isn't just because her words happened to be preserved on papyrus, but also for the way they twist back on themselves: On the one hand, desire rushes over the poet, an uncontrollable force that overwhelms and envelops.

Her name got scrubbed out, but her image has endured.

"Ladies First" established the rapper as a strong-willed woman proud of her African-American heritage, an image that has endured throughout her career.

Those were the faces that became a template for the Christian Messiah, an image that has endured, whether on canvas, film, or miraculously burnt on to pieces of toast.

He believes the city is set to become world-renowned as a center of innovation and technology, a far cry from the shabby desert image it has endured during his tenure.

Throughout the conflict, however, Rupert also enjoyed a powerful symbolic position: he was an iconic Royalist Cavalier and as such was frequently the subject of both Parliamentarian and Royalist propaganda, an image which has endured over the years.

That image of the vet has endured, even though it turns out Herriot is about as relevant to modern practice as Mr Chips is to teaching.

Few individuals more perfectly embodied the dare-devil and heroic image of the French Resistance which has endured in the popular imagination than André Jarrot, who has died aged 91.