Sentence examples for surprising longevity from inspiring English sources
An interview that I did with him during the book tour for "Infinite Jest," in 1996, achieved a surprising longevity.
The displays enjoyed surprising longevity in the days before the Metropolitan Transportation Authority began cracking down on graffiti.
But are you really going to follow through on that?" DeMaurice Smith did not refer to Schwager's surprising longevity in his letter, but wrote, "No agreement, either orally or in writing, has ever been made" to pay his hospice-care expenses "for an indefinite period of time".
Around here, in Bergen County, Harvard researchers have found a surprising pocket of longevity.
With stellar design, advanced functionality, unprecedented success, surprising innovation, unsurpassed longevity or a combination of all, these are the apps that stand out in the sea of 1.2 million (and counting).
Long-term studies of hip replacements have not provided good conclusive economic proof, which is surprising, given the longevity of the procedure.
Not surprising: the health and longevity benefits of getting married are significantly higher for men than for women.
That's not to say that this oft-revived sound isn't great – thanks to my older sister, I'm a sucker for Ride, Slowdive and Ultra Vivid Scene – but its longevity is surprising.
In "The Longevity Project: Surprising Discoveries for Health and Long Life from the Landmark Eight-Decade Sthey," the psychologists Howard S. Friedman and Leslie R. Martin report on their work mining data from a project started in 1921 by a student of Hall's, the psychologist Lewis Terman, to explain why some people live longer than others.
His latest book is The Longevity Project: Surprising Discoveries for Health and Long Life from the Landmark Eight-Decade Study.
While women's orgasms have not been studied as extensively, Howard S. Friedman, PhD, and author of "The Longevity Project: Surprising Discoveries for Health and Long Life," decided to look into research conducted on couples.
