Sentence examples for of enduring value from inspiring English sources

"The archivist part of us says we want to grab everything of enduring value and keep it," Mr. Besser said.

Things that began to seem monotonous in their perfection — including abstractions by Ellsworth Kelly, another steely hedonist who looks particularly strong nowadays — excite as blazons of enduring value.

In rose gold, a substance of enduring value is transformed into a consumer item with the half-life of all things modish.

Yet Freud's late-life turn shows us that there is too much of enduring value in religion — even for nonbelievers — ever to think of abandoning it cold.

Thomson's missive continues: "The internet should be a canvas for freedom of expression and for high quality content of enduring value.

The Greek satirist Lucian's De Dea Syra ("Concerning the Syrian Goddess") is of enduring value for an understanding of Canaanite religion.

"The great challenge of the newspaper C.E.O.," Mr. Oppel added, "is understanding that balance between innovation and preservation of enduring values.

The House Republicans, a most unlikely group of insurgents, have cast down Joe Martin, of Massachusetts — a great symbol of continuity and of enduring values — evidently for the sheer hell of it, since the only known difference between Joe Martin and Charles Halleck, his successor as Republican leader, is that one is seventy-four aNewa NEnglanderder, while the other is fifty-eight and a Hoosier.

Justice Ginsburg asks, "How 'secure' do our homes remain if police, armed with no warrant, can pound on doors at will and, on hearing sounds indicative of things moving, forcibly enter and search for evidence of unlawful activity?" Her dissent is a reminder of the enduring value of privacy, as well as of her value to American law.

A reminder of the enduring value of the cinematic dictum "classic = modern".

The people handling Twain's estate appear to have been too conservative in their assessment of the enduring value of the Twain brand.