Sentence examples for some enduring from inspiring English sources

Early numbers of prospective pledges, however, suggest stupid has some enduring appeal.

And the history of the first Ikea store illustrates some enduring problems.

The look and feel of the business was very different but there are some enduring constants that persist".

But they can at least suggest some of its key characteristics - and some enduring patterns of behaviour and thought.

While people here deride those blocks as "made in China" for their apparent poor quality of construction, free homes have got to win some enduring support, somewhere.

Economists too often forget that we are part of this broader battle of ideas, and that we are winning some enduring victories.

Each of the 15 pods celebrates an Australian 'pioneer' of some description, which means some guests enduring the bathos of inhabiting shrines to 'living legends of Australian tourism'.

The appeal, for some, was enduring.

Dungy wondered whether some teams enduring the most transition would ever reach their potential this season.

Some are enduring – what he describes as the immutable law of the great death, the permanent, non-negotiable certainty that death is coming soon and cannot be diverted.

A generation of young, talented, charismatic and, in some cases, enduring film actors emerged from John's films.