Sentence examples for an enduring subject from inspiring English sources

1180), the attack on the religious inadequacy of philosophy by Judah ha-Levi, and the epoch-making Aristotelian philosophical theology by Moses Maimonides (1135 1204) fixed philosophical inquiry as an enduring subject on the agenda of rabbinic concerns.

In contrast, then, to arguments (such as those offered by many proponents of Nyāya) to the effect that memory presupposes an enduring subject, Kumārila's distinctive claim is that in the always first-personally indexed content of mnemonic experience we really "encounter" the referent of the first-person pronoun.

Isherwood died in 1986, but the couple's influence on each other remains an enduring subject of fascination among their fans.

A pioneer of monasticism who lived to be 105, St. Anthony was known for, among other things, his credo of overcoming the boredom in a martyrdom of solitude by combining prayer with physical work -- an enduring subject of arts and letters that resonated with Feigin on an all too personal level.

An enduring subject is the environment; another revolves around what local fishermen are catching.

It would be unusual if such dislocation at such an age didn't present an enduring subject, and Szirtes has returned to his past, or rather his memory of it, repeatedly over the years.

Yet there's an enduring case for optimism.

The election dispute between Al Gore and George W. Bush has created the prospect of a presidency forever dogged by questions of legitimacy and that could give the political talk shows a new, richly partisan and potentially enduring subject to mine for the intensely heated conversation they aim to sell.

Unlike Warhol, Lichtenstein, Oldenburg and co, the painter chose the nude as his enduring subject, charging his work with a sexuality as earnest and joyful as it is overt.

Class as refracted through those American values became and has remained Greenfield's enduring subject.

His enduring subject, whoever he's writing about, is "the realities of life as it was lived by that person".