Sentence examples for most lasting in from inspiring English sources

A reliable rule of literary reputations is that whatever your own time jeers is the one thing that will prove most lasting in your work.

The best and most lasting improvement in human conditions, he suggests, comes in countries where change is gradual and consensual.

But the most lasting lessons in discrimination seem to occur more often in the schoolyard.

While Guermeur still works in software, his clicky Das Keyboard is probably his most lasting legacy in the gaming and programming world, a unique tool suited to unique professionals.

But it was his frustration with paper and pencil that led to his most lasting contributions, in the nascent medium of photography.

Perhaps his most lasting testament in support of life will be the work of the Sisters of Life, a religious community he founded and loved so dearly.

The area's Woodland peoples left their most lasting mark in the form of large mounds built of thousands of basketfuls of clay and earth.

His visual and verbal assaults took their most lasting form in a series of cartoons and satires, done mainly for the liberal New York newspaper PM in the late 1940's and for ArtNews in the early 1950's.

On June 20, Ornette Coleman's quartet will play a double bill with the singer Abbey Lincoln, a program that reflects some of the best and most lasting changes in jazz from the early 1960's.

As Mr. Stiles writes: "He may have left his most lasting mark in the invisible world, by creating an unseen architecture which later generations of Americans would take for granted".

The most lasting image in "Into the Deep" may be the rescue, after three months at sea, of one of the small boats from the Essex, in which two sailors were found sucking on the bones of their shipmates.