Sentence examples for measure of enduring from inspiring English sources

Some members of this group had acquired a measure of enduring fame, or at least infamy: Edgar Allan Poe, for example, and the statesman and advocate of slavery John C Calhoun.

While these aforementioned measures of enduring beliefs related to social phobia have been derived based on the emphasis on cognitions in models of social phobia, none are linked to a specific model.

The taste for these pictures is a measure of our enduring hunger to experience unmediated reality.

It is a measure of the enduring power of Roger Williams's original idea that, four centuries later, former Governor Sundlun would speak of that time in the first person.

It is a measure of the enduring impact of the miners' sacrifice and the potential power of radical trade unionism that, a generation after the event, it is still felt necessary to paint the strike as a dismal morality tale and its leadership as the epitome of vain self-delusion.

And then came the two blockbusters, "Deliverance" and "Excalibur", and a number of films whose long shelf life is a measure of their enduring popularity.But "Adventures of a Suburban Boy" is not just gossip and illuminating snippets about film, although it certainly offers plenty of both.

With cricket, perhaps more than any other sport, everything you do is measured and analysed for all time – your failures are a matter of enduring public record".

Despite a powerful, and rare, alliance among the government, business and trade unions in support of the measure, the enduring appeal of Swiss independence nearly sank it.

This was the stuff of enduring depression.

This is of enduring importance.

And many here complain of enduring racial inequities.