Sentence examples for measure of abiding from inspiring English sources
Earl (Speedo) Carroll, the lead singer of the 1950s doo-wop group the Cadillacs, who later found contentment, plus a measure of abiding renown, as a New York City school custodian, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
The human form is of abiding interest to Wearstler.
The payoff of abiding its deathliness is a sense of being brought fully, tinglingly alive.
The primary aim of ABIDING was to establish if there was agreement between a pragmatic ABI (measured by a practice nurse using an oscillometric blood pressure device) and a conventional ABI (measured by a research nurse using mercury sphygmomanometer and Doppler devices).
"I have to make sure that decent law abiding people get a measure of protection.
She is a symbol of abiding loyalty and devotion.
And yet the City is of abiding interest.
But it has governed ably and shown every sign of abiding by the rules of democracy.
Though a literary shortcoming, this surely speaks highly of the book's author -- as an individual and as a journalist who would seek to address this terrible and abiding conflict with a full measure of human sympathy.
The characteristics of the ABIDING population are shown in table 1.
