Yet some things endure - courage and compassion, reverence and integrity, respect for differences of faith and race.
Lewis (1999: 227) claims that there are possible worlds at which things endure via multilocation.
(It almost reached their ears!) Pop culture renders most things disposable, but some things endure, and the Beatles, it seems, are among them.
From that point of view persisting things endure and change through time, but do not extend through time, but only through space.
For few things endure as much as the power of story, humanity's greatest social tool.
The three-day strikes might be a thing of the past, but some things endure in the French capital: The techno DJs are still pricks, the waiters are still rude and the big nightclubs still suck.
Of things endured, horrors witnessed, joys shared.
Some things endured, though: the rollback on paper duties, which was revived and passed in 1861; the recognition of the permanent necessity of income tax; and, of course, Mr. Gladstone's budget briefcase.
For two years, he immersed himself in family life, interviewing his parents, siblings and other relatives - but in particular his mother, who, among other things, endured domestic violence in the early years of her husband's diagnosis.
