Sentence examples for a perennial source from inspiring English sources
Latin America is a perennial source of worry, given its history of troubled fiscal policy.
Toilets, a perennial source of complaints among commuters, have been improved in the new trains but not one of more than a dozen commuters interviewed had used them.
It has done a creditable job at telling people what is going on, a perennial source of anxiety and frustration when trains get stuck in tunnels.
Water is a perennial source of conflict and anxiety throughout the arid West, but it has a particular resonance here in the deserts of Southern California.
Lebanon's peculiar brand of democracy, dysfunctional and widely unpopular, is a perennial source of national vexation, debated over Sunday lunches and in the press.
See articleGap analysisChina's trade surplus, a perennial source of irritation to Western politicians, jumped to $22.5 billion in May, up by 73% year on year.
Just why New York is off to a slow start comes back, at least in part, to that perennial source of roadblocks: partisan-charged squabbling among the Senate, the Assembly and Gov. George E. Pataki in Albany.
That is another perennial source of controversy in the microfinance community.
Mr Grayling admits—he has to that some of the greatest and freest thinkers, among them Plato, Kant and Voltaire, lived comfortably with the notion of a deity; he quotes J.S. Mill admitting that the poetry of Wordsworth, which glows with transcendence, had taught him "the perennial source of happiness".
Most of the streams are snow fed and act as perennial source of water for local communities.
Traditional enlightenment points us beyond the world, beyond time and space, toward what has been, at least until now, the perennial source of spiritual freedom and mystical liberation: the Ground of Being.
