perdurable

How To Use perdurable In A Sentence

• In his afterward, he describes the importance of addressing cliched plots and perdurable stereotypes, stating that in order to ‘set pen to paper’ he had to ‘break the back of the story’.
• It's useful to be reminded, amid all the nods to history and perdurable heritage, that this was, at one level, a party for close to two thousand socially ambitious people.
• This is said perdurable, for it is made perdurable, that is, of Jesu Christ. The Golden Legend, vol. 6
• Later, Dauphin decries his side's broken ranks: O perdurable shame! let's stab ourselves. Shakespeare on Games
• It's useful to be reminded, amid all the nods to history and perdurable heritage, that this was, at one level, a party for close to two thousand socially ambitious people.
• Send us your gladiators with herpes, and your perdurable impetus. Blawg Review #228 : Law is Cool
• Certainly, we can make a very plausible argument that Mr. McCain has, when politically pressured, shown a proclivity to distort our Constitution in matters that have profound, perdurable implications. Challenging John McCain - Erick’s blog - RedState
• The strength of these exercises, which are a form of perdurable prayer, rests in the voices that accompany hers, children responding through the decades, syllable-crisp, a panpipe reply that is the lucid music of her life. Underworld
• It is an indictment of the hubris of our politically correct age that a film asserting this perdurable truth about mankind's affairs will strike many as offensive.
• Here is the set of ‘reasonably distinct, unequivocal and perdurable’ criteria, or determining principles, (the first four courtesy of Jonathan Culler), upon which Solway bases his judgments of poetry: Five ways to judge a Poem’s Merit