Sentence examples similar to the two enduring elements from inspiring English sources

Faulks tops my list because he succeeded in his stated mission to stay faithful to three enduring elements of Fleming's Bond books: "the sense of jeopardy Fleming creates about his solitary hero; a certain playfulness in the narrative details; and a crisp, journalistic style that hasn't dated".

Every Night at Eight (1935) offered Raft in the unlikely role of a radio-show bandleader who transforms three factory girls (Alice Faye, Frances Langford, and Patsy Kelly) into singing stars; its one enduring element was the debut of the song "I'm in the Mood for Love".

Though "A Third Face" conveys the pungent charm of the tales from which it is spun, it does so without the two central elements of Fuller's enduring importance: his art, and his artlessness.

The most enduring element of his past, however – the thing he can't unlearn – is his desire to fly.

The armor at the Met is testament to two enduring and seemingly contradictory human traits.

There are, though, two enduring questions about the SDP.

Like the Bard's best there are two enduring mysteries.

In the early 1980s Ms. Tharp choreographed two enduring dance classics to Sinatra tunes.

The two elements seem at cross-purposes.

So the two elements are not parallel.

But the casting of Lively in the lead role is the film's one enduring merit.