Sentence examples for less enduring from inspiring English sources

Other ventures have proved less enduring.

Cairns's production may prove less enduring.

The Flying L seems to represent something rather less enduring.

Britons' tolerance of the other myriad intrusions into their privacy may prove less enduring.

Viewed through this lens, Bush's lawyers seem smaller and their influence less enduring.

However, the three-part series proved less enduring than the original.

Thus, for helpless children, successes are less salient, less predictive, and less enduring--less successful.

Here, a night at the movies is less about enduring the hordes at the mall and more about feeling pampered.

Migraineurs described themselves as more anxious, fearful, tense and nervous, while parents described them as more anxious, sensitive, vulnerable to frustrations, more tidy and less physically enduring that did the parents of children without migraine.

Many of Marshall's decisions dealing with specific restraints upon government have turned out to be his less-enduring ones, however, particularly in later eras of increasing governmental activity and control; indeed, it has been in this area that judicial review has evoked its most vigorous critics.

In "Husbands," he more or less invented the enduring personae of Falk and Ben Gazzara.