Sentence examples for more lasting than from inspiring English sources

Clemons, now president of the Grolier Club in Manhattan, co-organized an exhibition that opened at the club last month titled "Aldus Manutius: A Legacy More Lasting Than Bronze". Aldus Manutius, who died 500 years ago this year, was a famous scholar-printer of the Italian Renaissance.

Thus we had a truce which lasted two days and a night, and probably more lasting than an official truce would have been.

"I have made a monument more lasting than bronze".

A negative virtue, but perhaps more lasting than love.

Translated: "What is more lasting than bronze?" Certainly not brass.

Kahn received something more lasting than money, of course.

The emotional distress has been more lasting than the publicity.

The question that whether BuzzFeed's new model is any more lasting than the old.

Now she is also pondering liaisons that are more lasting than teenage crushes.

The publishers are also searching for recognition more lasting than items in gossip columns.

"I have raised a monument more lasting than bronze," wrote the Roman poet Horace.