Sentence examples for enduring subject of from inspiring English sources

The peculiar pressures of a royal marriage a union in which there is an element of public ownership in addition to private commitment are the enduring subject of "The Crown". The show departs from the official public record in detail: the real Prince Philip's affairs are long rumored, if not actually confirmed by a spokesman from Buck House.

Delovski – voted by the PFA as the A-League referee of the decade – for periods of his career avoided attracting the constant ire of fans; not so Williams, who in the darker recesses of Twitter, fan forums or chat pages remains the enduring subject of discontent even despite his retirement from the game.

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.

As for the nap, Mr. Rogovin popped up after five minutes and announced he was ready for a tour of the Lower West Side, the poorest section of Buffalo and the most enduring subject of his photography, the reason for the visit.

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 its December issue, Smithsonian Magazine profiled photographer Emmet Gowin, a professor of visual arts, and his "most enduring subject," wife Edith.

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

But it is a vision shaped as much in the darkroom as on the back trails of Yosemite, which gave him his most enduring subject.

Picasso Portraits, by contrast, is all about the infinite ways in which the greatest artist of the 20th century tackled his most enduring subject, the human figure.

Through the years, Mr. Cole has pared away the book and film name-dropping and the movie-script touches in his songs, zeroing in on the enduring subjects of longing and disillusionment.