Sentence examples for the enduring practice from inspiring English sources

Taking in the fantastic and surreal arboreal art of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, William Blake, Arthur Rackham, and Salvador Dalí, as well as the work of contemporary artists like Giuseppe Penone and Ai Wei Wei, Trees in Art reveals the enduring practice, genius, and meaning behind how artists render trees.

More importantly, both the film and the controversy it has ignited treat torture at secret CIA prisons as though it were a thing of the past, masking the reality of an enduring practice.

But this enduring practice, dating back to colonial courthouses, has come under fire in the past few years as an often unreliable tool that has no place in a 21st-century trial.

The Deputy Chief Justice, Judge Luke Malaba, declared the long enduring practice of child marriages to be unconstitutional.

In addition to the enduring psychological effects of the practice, FGM presents severe medical risks to its victims.

The charges detailed an enduring practice in which construction and trucking companies contribute less money to union benefit funds than is required, usually by underreporting the hours that employees work.

For this to be so in practice as well as theory, data must be accorded due importance in the practice of scholarship and in the enduring scholarly record.

Rooted deeply in history and practice, this erudite study addresses courageously the enduring tension between gardening and design.

Time to act is now The enduring lesson of Burns' film is that the time to engage in conservation practices is before the drought hits, not after.

In time, he found solace again in literature and [End Page 336] began what would become an enduring practice: reading and writing about the Holocaust so as to better understand what he had witnessed.

Why the enduring acclaim?