Sentence examples for enduring subjects from inspiring English sources

And tension, too, gives life to the genre's home – Nashville, Tennessee – and one of its most enduring subjects, whiskey.

Food, it turns out, is one of art's most enduring subjects, first appearing with our distant ancestors, who pictured scenes of the hunt on cave walls.

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.

While the two have written several readable presidential campaign chronicles together, Witcover has gone solo on some more enduring subjects, including a history of the vice presidency and now this often wise volume on what's wrong with presidential elections.

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

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".

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.

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.

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.