Sentence examples for long enshrined from inspiring English sources

Like many masterpieces, The Last Supper has been so long enshrined that the specificities of its greatness can be hard to perceive.

But, as part of what the museum's Mr. Pacquement calls "the construction of art history," he also favors confronting little-known artists with those long enshrined by the marketplace.

As a harbinger of possibilities at this summer's European Championship, tonight's game might have little relevance, no more than England's friendly match wins over Spain and Sweden, but the odds are we will at least glimpse something long enshrined in the records of international football.

Mackintosh brought the same production back again in 1983 for a Christmas season at the Aldwych, and Ron Moody's Fagin, long enshrined in the 1968 movie, flickered back to electrifying life, eyes burning like live coals for one critic, and his capering, tattered cloak outstretched in all directions delighting another.

Although he has been a principal dancer and artistic administrator with companies in Melbourne and New York -- he was a star at the American Ballet Theater for years -- Mr. Stretton comes to the job a virtual unknown in London, with little of the identification with the British dance traditions that his predecessors created and that the Royal Ballet has long enshrined.

The need to send electricity long distances enshrined alternating current as the basis of our own vast electrical grid.

His black-and-white drawings for the famous 1930 Lakeside Press edition of Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick," some of which are shown here, have long been enshrined in the illustrators' pantheon.

Icons like the Empire State Building in New York and the Sears Tower in Chicago, which have long been enshrined among the tallest buildings in the world, are bumped from the list.

It's one thing to argue about the burqa in a country like Saudi Arabia — where I lived for six years and where women are treated like children — but it is utterly dispiriting to have those same arguments in a country where women's rights have long been enshrined.

He described the creation of three so-called protest zones and suggested that a simple application process would provide Chinese citizens an avenue for free expression, a right that has long been enshrined in China's Constitution but in reality is rarely granted.

It would not be long before I enshrined the summer of '72 as a golden age in my memory, a precious idyll, but it was only Friday to Sunday evening that held the pleasures.