Sentence examples for longest enduring from inspiring English sources

He helped found Charter 77, the longest enduring human rights movement in the former Soviet bloc, and keenly articulated the lasting humiliations that Communism imposed on the individual.

Americans have over the last 40 years drifted away from a connection to our Constitution, the document that invented the United States as we now understand it and helped America to become the longest enduring democracy in history (Athens lasted 170 years as a democracy).

I have long, enduring relationships with people there".

Although his presence will be missed, his legacy will be long enduring.

We will miss her dearly, but her legacy will be long enduring.

His first day at a major championship included a long, enduring stay on leader boards all around the course.

"Largely because of his diversity of excellence, he'll have a long, enduring reputation compared to most people," said Drew Kampion, a onetime editor at Surfer and Surfing who now works for The Surfer's Path.

I watched Ingmar Bergman's Scenes From a Marriage the other day, and I really want long, enduring love.' In her latest movie, El Cantante, she plays the wife of Latin salsa legend Hector Lavoe, who is played by Marc Anthony.

In spring 2013, long enduring rainfalls struck the study area and numerous landslide reactivations were documented by the regional authorities.

"Donald Glover's shirtlessness connects back to a long, enduring history of torso-exposed black men in popular music and performance.

Hick-hop reignites the long, enduring debate about the place for white people in hip-hop but adds a complicated twist.