Sentence examples for undying power from inspiring English sources
What Mr. Nelson proves is the undying power of the John Henry myth, which reduces almost to a pinpoint the historical figure he resurrects from the archives.
Star ghosts have always wielded undying power in the dance world.
She was reared in Algeria, which was then a French colony, a circumstance that, by her own account, gave her the undying desire to fight the violations of the human spirit wrought by power.
Both were hedge funds with an aptitude for inept names (Amaranth means "undying flower").
His victory would convert the Islamists into undying opponents of the regime.
True love and the convenience-store rose: One is perishable, the other oddly undying.
They are not eternal and undying.
The second is Chinese consumers' undying lust toward luxury.
"Some things" such as duty, "are universal, catholic, and undying.
The idea is undying, especially after particularly frosty winter in the Northeast.
It wouldn't be long before people would notice her undying commitment to her work.
