Sentence examples for a perennial topic from inspiring English sources

(Ages 3 to 7) Gardens are a perennial topic in children's literature, and with good reason.

The crass commercialization of the Games is a perennial topic of grousing.

Weather is a perennial topic of conversation in New England (and everywhere else?).

More than enough info for now, no? Stay tuned — this is a perennial topic.

The graying of audiences for what might be called higher culture (let's be objective and call it more expensive culture) has become a perennial topic of concern.

A perennial topic of conversation among people who debate literature on the Internet is the relative importance of books as physical objects.

The reason why all this matters, of course, is because the subject of patent reform — a seemingly perennial topic — is once again on the radar of legislators and lobbyists in Washington.

The dangers of pornography are also a predictable, perennial topic at the Church's semi-annual general conferences.

The issue of older drivers is a perennial media topic that is often trapped between humor and horror.

Negative gearing is a perennial hot topic in the housing affordability debate.

The new productions at the Glimmerglass Opera this summer are engendering yet more debate about a perennial hot topic: the pervasive influence of directors with modernistic staging concepts.