Sentence examples for of enduring interest from inspiring English sources
Why is her story of enduring interest more than a half a millennium after her birth?
What then is of enduring interest in Fallows's observations about China?
It is the original New York, boasts the world's largest collection of skyscrapers, and is overloaded with cultural institutions and places of enduring interest.
The graphic and often amusing account of her journey proved to be of enduring interest, and the Journal was frequently reprinted thereafter.
The precarious plight of stateless individuals - no less relevant a subject now than it was in the late 1930s - was of enduring interest to Ambler.
The origin of spontaneous grain refinement in deeply undercooled metallic melts has been of enduring interest within the solidification literature.
Specifically, Habermas sharply distinguished between two modes of action, "work" and "interaction," which correspond to enduring interests of the human species (ibid., chap. 6).
The Bonn compositions of most enduring interest date, as might be expected, from the last years: a Rondino and an Octet, for wind instruments, composed in 1792, probably for the elector's harmonie (wind band); a Trio in G Major for Flute, Bassoon, and Piano (1791); and the two cantatas.
The award, in the shape of a glass bowl, is engraved with Lord Houghton's coat of arms which depicts two badgers as armorial supporters and a barn owl as a center-piece - a reflection of his enduring interest in animal welfare.
The NPG free display, in room 32, officially opens on Wednesday but was on Tuesday already up and drawing large numbers of people – testament to the enduring interest.
We journalists must never forget the enduring interest among our readers of that deadly sin known as envy.
