Sentence examples for makes it enduring from inspiring English sources

"It's the execution that counts, and the execution that makes it enduring," Yasmina Vinci, executive director of the National Head Start Association, a nonprofit organization, said Friday.

McNally is as well-placed as anyone to define what it is about this latter aspect of Grateful Dead music – what fans describe as "It" – that makes it so enduring.

The group were still unformed in many ways, but Lee Remick's addictive pop sensibility makes it an enduring cult classic that sounds as joyously youthful today as it ever did.

Not only that makes it worth enduring a long trip, but the dual 7-inch DVD monitors help as well.

Concern for the specific style of English used in Science is only part of the wider field of 'English for Specific Purposes' but the early recognition of the problems that scientific writing causes for learners makes it of enduring interest.

Mr. McRae, though, never overplays his character's anguish, which makes its enduring presence all the more intense.

What makes it so enduring?

It is not the magnitude of the incident that makes it so enduring, ugly or willfully ignored.

In short, it has everything that should make it an enduring film, except for its writing and its direction.

I read it again a few months ago and its supple humour, its insight, economy and narrative drive make it an enduring delight.

And as often happens, the specificity of it paradoxically makes it universal and enduring.