Sentence examples for object of abiding from inspiring English sources
The first object I recall at the Mütter happened to be the giant colon, five times the average size, formerly belonging to the so-called Human Windbag, one of the dime-museum stars, whose misfortune came to be removed after his death, stuffed by the museum with packing straw and put on view, where it remains an object of abiding proctologic fascination.
The human form is of abiding interest to Wearstler.
She is a symbol of abiding loyalty and devotion.
And yet the City is of abiding interest.
My attitude was one of abiding and friendly wonder.
The payoff of abiding its deathliness is a sense of being brought fully, tinglingly alive.
But it has governed ably and shown every sign of abiding by the rules of democracy.
He spoke of the necessity of abiding by the laws.
But for examples of abiding love, Tolkien is the master.
So, evidently, do law-abiding Finns, even though their system is Europe's most lenient and would probably be the object of soft-on-criminals derision in many societies outside of the Nordic countries.
