Complaints that museums are snobbish palaces and that works of art in them are treated like holy relics may not be all wrong, but they miss the point that people go to museums partly to enjoy this compact with what, as a society, we decide has enduring value — with art whose fragility and vulnerability to attack make our encounters with it that much more special.
She may not be much of a saleswoman, but she is convinced that urbanhound.com has enduring value.
Charles retained a set of beliefs which has enduring value but are no longer fashionable Charles retained a set of beliefs which has enduring value but are no longer fashionable: a strong commitment to progressive taxation and redistribution of income and wealth and a belief that the country deserved good public services and, unapologetically, should be asked to pay for them through taxation.
Doing long division with paper and pencil, he explained as an example, has "enduring value" and is crucial to the "early sharpening of intellectual rigor".
With this April's Red Devil mix comprised exclusively of original material the NON WORLDWIDE co-founder proves that his plummet into beguilingly unsettling sounds has enduring value.
With this April's Red Devil mix comprised exclusively of original material the NON WORLDWIDE co-founder proves that their plummet into beguilingly unsettling sounds has enduring value.
"What this deal tells us is that music that stands the test of time, that is always going to be played on the radio and synced into film and television, has enduring value," said Larry Miller, a music business professor at NYU Steinhardt.
Dollars are perceived as the objective measure of value -- to the point where property, perceived to have enduring value of its own, is priced in dollars.
While plenty called Meerkat a fad when it first launched, the ability to instantly peer through someone else's eyes seems to have enduring value.
Forced assimilation is rarely successful, and it generally has enduring negative consequences for the recipient culture.
