Sentence examples for questions of lasting from inspiring English sources

The nature of his most important work after his partial recovery suggests that his prolonged agony had led him to develop brilliant insights into the relationship of Calvinist morality and compulsive labour, into the relationship between various religious ethics and social and economic processes, and into many other questions of lasting importance.

This sort of skeptical position can be linked to the just war tradition's concern with the question of "last resort" in thinking about jus ad bellum.

W. S. Merwin's last poems in The New Yorker are committed, above all, to the question of what lasts, and how, in a world essentially characterized by impermanence.

And he explained that his set of questions lasts 25 minutes.

Rondo went from the question mark of last season's championship drive to an answer this season.

It was noted that in spite of efficient completion time of 14.60 seconds, the length of answers to question "Name of last school attended", was the largest in the academic theme.

The news conference consisted of 13 questions and lasted 4 minutes 15 seconds.

Populations were expecting a quick end of the showdown, but as Ivory Coast's strongman Laurent Gbagbo still clings to power and vows to fight until the last drop of blood, the question of his last stand is now the talking point.

The problem of what to do with ballooning digital photo collections, on the other hand, is perhaps the great unsolved tech support question of the last 30 years.

As a parlor game, the question of the last meal is an indulgent, lighthearted fantasy — useful, perhaps, as an exercise in nostalgia or a concise statement of identity, but divorced from the macabre implication underlying the hypothetical.

I pondered the question of my last name, mentally scanning words that sounded good with Cheryl.... Nothing fit until one day when the word strayed came into my mind.