Sentence The phrase "eternal subject" is not a generally accepted term in English, so it would not be correct to use it in written English.
If you wish to use it, it would need to be explained in the context of the sentence. For example, you could use it in the sentence, "The idea of religion is an eternal subject of discussion between philosophers."
It's in the script, and it has to do with Gray's eternal subject, family and identity.
In David & Goliath (Penguin), Malcolm Gladwell writes memorably about the eternal subject of bullies and underdogs.
But Grossman brightens, talking of his grandchildren – and finding, like any good novelist, a new angle on an eternal subject.
In India and Turkey religious parties have been driven by the up-and-coming bourgeoisie.With modernity now religion's friend, an eternal subject has become fashionable.
For Ms. Guerra, passion is profound and all-consuming, a matter of ecstasy or desperate need, and it's the eternal subject of songs that climb toward catharsis or plummet into lonely desolation.
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On the soundtrack a girl reads lines of vaguely familiar poetry that wanders through English literature, from Elizabethan to Victorian, but focuses on the eternal subjects of youth, friendship and love.
Pudgala consists of atoms; is eternal yet subject to change and development; is both gross (that which it is possible to see) and subtle (that which cannot be perceived by the senses).
They seemed to be well over some of the more bruising reviews they received after they first started recording and not terribly obsessed by all the debates about traditions, authenticity, and (the eternal doomsday subject) the possible end of jazz.
Another step of the same kind is what Quine calls eternal predications, subject-predicate sentences true or false once for all, such as "Fido is a dog".
The souls are dependent, self-conscious, capable of enjoyment, controlled, atomic in size, many in number, and eternal but seemingly subject to birth and death because of ignorance and karma.
