Sentence examples for most lasting and from inspiring English sources

This avoidable political reality might just be TARP's most lasting, and unfortunate, legacy.

Such micro-marketing may be remembered as the President's most lasting, and most dubious, contribution to the art of governance.

In his book Numismata (1697) he lauded these historic metal artefacts as "the most lasting and... Vocal Monuments of Antiquity".

The most lasting and efficient monument to the 2004 Games, which will be held Aug. 13 to 29, is buried underground.

In a way - and again in the tradition of the most lasting and exhilarating children's literature - the whole novel is a kind of limbo.

Although other ancient communities also perceived a divine presence in history, the understanding of the ancient Israelites proved to be the most lasting and influential.

And it is also perhaps the most lasting - and least excusable - of all New Labour's failings too.

But one thing Bush said made the most lasting impression and, faithful to his message discipline, he repeated it over and over: "Wrong war, wrong time, wrong place".

Of all the Iraq war's consequences for our politics, it's this narrative that may be the war's most lasting legacy, and the most difficult for conservatives to overcome.

"No one here gives up!" Mr. Almeida shouted to Guevara at the time, giving the Cuban revolution one of its most lasting slogans and ensuring his place in Cuban Communist history.

Thus, though Sydney has become a large city offering services and amenities comparable to those offered by any major city, there is still no doubt that its most lasting impression and greatest attraction is its physical setting.