Sentence examples for in the enduring from inspiring English sources
The art of his photographs is clearly in the enduring freshness of their wonderment.
It also affirms a very American belief in the enduring value of stuff.
Preuss's production, at Berlin's Schaubühne, has more hope in the enduring relevance of Camus's absurdist tale.
I believe in the enduring centrality of American power; I don't believe the nation's immense capacity for renewal is exhausted.
His insistence on using seasonal, simple and well-sourced food is instrumental in the enduring popularity of the restaurants.
He also touches on the fascinating concept of "sociological Francoism" — the legacy of these events in the enduring polarization of Spanish life.
Perhaps an answer can be found in the enduring power of his photographs, which always frame the changing world before his eyes.
If you believe in the enduring relevance of short-term momentum and long-term mean reversion, then the recent Case-Shiller data is good news.
They lead the human employee to be treated, in the enduring phrase of Marx and Friedrich Engels, as "an appendage of the machine".
Thus nuclear power looks much more likely to spread in societies that are unlikely to ground it in the enduring culture of safety that it needs.
He called Mr. Obama's life "a triumph of the American story, a testament to hard work, optimism, and faith in the enduring promise of our nation".
