Sentence examples for outlasts from inspiring English sources

THE "golden rule" of a political crisis, attributed to Alastair Campbell, states that a politician is done for if the media frenzy in which he is entangled outlasts a certain time period.

A region itself buffeted by financial crisis in 1997-98 has not forgotten that economic pain long outlasts financial-market rout.That earlier crisis started with local worries about Thailand's widening current-account deficit and a property bubble in Bangkok.

But "L'Adversaire" long outlasts that initial thrill.

The song of the nightingale is seen as a symbol of art that outlasts the individual's mortal life.

A Burmese ordeal by divination involves two parties being furnished with candles of equal size and lighted simultaneously; the owner of the candle that outlasts the other is adjudged to have won his cause.

"Medicinals" joins hands with a poem from the Afghanistan section called "Talking to Dog" to recall how nature outlasts humankind's hubris: "I was always here/ says the shallow marshland/ from beneath the walkways of the National Mall".

Such truth can never command general agreement, but it frequently outlasts the compellingly and demonstrably true statements of the sciences which, especially in recent times, have the uncomfortable inclination never to stay put, although at any given moment they are, and must be, valid for all.

He is as good a rapper as has ever lived, and if his songs were submitted to sabermetric analysis, he would likely be revealed as our Michael Jordan, our Miles Davis, the playlist that outlasts us all.

Both are lovely eulogies, reminders that friendship outlasts life.

Solidarity rarely outlasts the grinding movements of money and power.

The impression is of a stability that outlasts time.