(1) Yet in this respect he set a precedent as perdurable as his plays.

(2) The mind craves to make something perdurable out of something as tenuous as candlelight, something that becomes more and more itself through vicissitude.

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(4) What is the connection between architecture, which is big and perdurable , and petty artifacts cutely arranged but utterly ephemeral?

(5) 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.

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(7) This huge, lavish show shares something with a Swiss watch and a Persian miniature: precision and perdurability in every cog or brush stroke, a harmony previously only imagined in the music of the spheres.