Sentence examples for yet enduring from inspiring English sources

Piaggi's contemporary choices were absolutely of the moment – Ossie Clark, Zandra Rhodes, Kenzo, Missoni – yet enduring.

It leads to quiet, positional play, but Black must always remain alert, because White maintains a slight yet enduring initiative.

It was derived from the city seal of Stuttgart -- a subtle yet enduring reminder of where their car, perhaps even all cars, originate.

The notion that 5.5 million American Jews in tight alliance with the country's evangelical Christians hold America's Middle East policy hostage is one of the most dangerous yet enduring myths of American politics and foreign policy.

When at 23 he left India behind for London, he had already produced "The Man Who Would Be King" and "Soldiers Three," his unillusioned and yet enduring tribute to the British private soldier.

But nothing has brought the highly extended, extenuated, yet enduring family into bolder relief than the atrocity at the World Trade Center and the stories of all the bereft people left behind.

So compared with what Crimeans are enduring and will yet endure, the problems that the revolution/annexation/liberation presents to me and my novel are of a lower order.

Most everyone has a job — one is a chiropractor, another a writer — yet an enduring fratlike sensibility defines the place.

So seemingly searching, so important, and yet the enduring lesson of the Cleveland inquiry is: thou shalt not know!

Among their ranks were the largest terrestrial animals of all time, and yet an enduring mystery remains: how did so many animals of this size get to be so big?

Yet after enduring so many irritations in her hospital unit — patients who wouldn't stop talking, or who touched her, or sat in her favorite chair, or made noise in the middle of the night — she didn't mind having time alone.