Sentence examples for of enduring importance from inspiring English sources
This is of enduring importance.
They ask a question of enduring importance to civic life.
He has left a legacy of enduring importance to American art and culture.
His equation is of enduring importance for cabinet makers, architects, scientists, engineers, land surveyors and, of course, schoolchildren.
"But the opportunity, if you stick with it, to have a life well spent, to do something of enduring importance, is before you".
The intersection of the movies that win Oscars and the movies that are of enduring importance has always been slight, and it still is.
Much of the revised concert was a striking affirmation of the enduring importance of the humanistic ideas of the 18th-century enlightenment in the mod ern world.
The most striking sign of the enduring importance of the Delta tradition, however, came via the work of prominent rock artists of the period.
To confirm my sense of the enduring importance of this game, I recently sent a Facebook message to the loser.
The sale is also a sign of the enduring importance of cities, said M. Meyers Mermel, a broker who represented one bidder, and of New York's pre-eminent position for foreign and domestic investors.
Early comparative analysis of SE with the serovar Typhimurium, the latter being one of the best studied Salmonella serovars because of its enduring importance as a human pathogen and wide host range among vertebrates, has led to the identification of metabolic pathways and virulence genes for SE.
