Sentence examples for great constant from inspiring English sources

That impulse has been jazz's perpetual challenge and great constant, from the very beginning.

The passionate engagement with the phenomenon of the superhuman voice seems to be the great constant in operatic history.

Wood's letter demonstrates the transformations of a century, but also shows the great constant of human nature and our unchanging hopes and fears.

He tried to look for positives, told himself he'd given Feleppa the best years of his life, and just as he believed he was emerging from the dark his mother, the great constant in his life, died.

Change is the great constant, and there is an emblematic shot, from 1879, of the sailing ships and horse-drawn wagons at Coenties Slip, with the city's transit future foretold in the stretch of elevated track snaking through the foreground.

After a decade of chaos and collapse in the Russian fur industry, boom and bust in the retail market and fierce opposition from animal rights groups internationally, the one great constant about the fur trade has been Russia's monopoly on the most sought-after pelts in the world, the kind Mr. Karnilov was holding by the nape of the neck: those from the Barguzin region of Siberia.

Destruction and regeneration are the reef's two great constants.

The Steelers' defense is one of the league's great constants: their ability to apply pressure from all angles, disguise their coverage and (critically) pursue and corral fast quarterbacks will keep the Broncos' offense in low gear.

This "self-loathing," Mr. Asma says, is "the single greatest constant" in contemporary natural history museums.

Mr. Asma even suggests that the "single greatest constant" in contemporary natural history museums is a form of "self-loathing".

But the greatest constant in the tabloid wars is reinvention, as alchemists at both newspapers seek the elusive formula of words and graphics that will charm enough readers and advertisers to evaporate the opponent.