Sentence examples for remarkably enduring from inspiring English sources

Two centuries on, that democracy has proved remarkably enduring, stable and resilient; and citizens have not had to take up arms against arbitrary authority to preserve it.

In a town where friendships dissolve in a nanosecond and there are enough rifts to keep the gossip pages full, their bonds are remarkably enduring.

In an era of British sportspeople coddled into slot-mouthed inarticulacy, she has always been jarringly free with her emotions, a blabbermouth blessed with a remarkably enduring talent.

More's 16th-century "Utopia" has a more modern forthrightness about it: no private property, much leisure and few lawyers -- a fantasy that has proved remarkably enduring.

A convention is also the ideal forum — perhaps the only forum left — for what has proved to be a remarkably enduring form of American folk art: the political oration.

The story of this remarkably enduring east-west relationship is related in "Venice and Egypt," illustrated by more than 300 paintings, sculptures, artifacts, manuscripts, books and prints at the Doges' Palace.

He had spoken to half a dozen inmates, who had remarkably consistent stories of enduring, or dispensing, vicious beatings, and is now preparing to sue on their behalf.

Rush's protagonists tend to speak to each other at length, and with formidable intelligence and eloquence, but it's their linguistic inventiveness that is key to Rush's remarkably convincing portrayals of enduring romantic love.

Remarkably, Birmingham, despite its enduring (and increasingly unfair) reputation as one of the ugliest places in Britain, is now the country's third most visited city after London and Edinburgh.There is still plenty of evidence of this American-style civic ambition in Birmingham.

But it is a remarkably insightful portrait of some enduring patterns of human behavior, including that of dictators, mobs of people abused for generations, and what happens when the two sides clash.

In reality, though, from war to war, intervention to intervention, from the Anti-Drug Brigade ceremony in Florencia, Colombia, to the end-of-the-Kony-hunt observance in Obo in the Central African Republic, there is remarkably little evidence that even enduring efforts by Special Operations forces result in strategic victories or improved national security outcomes.