Sentence examples for that outlasts from inspiring English sources
The impression is of a stability that outlasts time.
Success, he said, will require an active American effort "that outlasts my presidency".
Later the thread of story is discarded for an ensemble finale that outlasts its welcome.
The song of the nightingale is seen as a symbol of art that outlasts the individual's mortal life.
As a blood-red sun sets over the horizon, Solntseva hints at a geological span of life that outlasts regimes.
Though revised by Mr. Golijov in 2004, "Oceana" pales in comparison with its stronger successor, not least in a final chorus that outlasts its efficacy.
Protecting it shows we have values that outlast our own immediate concerns.
Fielding articulated a squeamishness about Richardson that outlasted either man's lifetime.
Moreover, when presented with briefly flashed stimuli, the model predicts stereotypical responses that outlast the stimulus, again consistent with physiological findings.
The tricky thing about artistic scenes and movements — as opposed to the particular works that outlast them — is that you kind of had to be there.
The reason is to prevent the manager from investing in loan issuances that outlast the planned life span of the instrument.
