Sentence examples for Perennial subject from inspiring English sources

His other perennial subject was the cat, his totem animal.

A perennial subject is the state of the recording industry.

One perennial subject of deal rumors is another social network: Twitter.

First-person conflict is Gornick's perennial subject, connected across books foremost by their narrator's longing for a unifying, comprehensive scheme.

School Bible Club The justices accepted a case on the perennial subject of religion in public schools.

But the widowed Mrs. Lincoln is the presiding spirit in Andrew Holleran's novel "Grief". Mrs. Lincoln's husband, of course, is a perennial subject for historians, novelists and biographers.

Four of their six daughters, however, would become perennial subjects of the British tabloids.

Next to the Van Der Zee is Walker Evans's "Minstrel Poster (Birmingham, Ala).," a reminder that life-size painted figures are perennial subjects.

Grief and memory are perennial subjects, but this meditation on "the image of an intimacy to which we can never return" contains original and striking insights.

These were not so much murals as a palimpsest of stains, scribbles and scratches, among which loom faces, walking men and standing women: Giacometti's perennial subjects.

James Van Der Zee, the chronicler of Harlem in the 1920's, used a painted backdrop in the studio wedding portrait, "Future Expectations". Next to the Van Der Zee is Walker Evans's "Minstrel Poster (Birmingham, Ala).," a reminder that life-size painted figures are perennial subjects.