Sentence examples for perennial aspect from inspiring English sources

This was a perennial aspect of the criticism around it.

A perennial aspect of human society is the tendency of the majority to rally around antipathy to an out-group, or enemy within – whether it's witches, communists or immigrants.

Tom Leibfried, a legislative director for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., one of the unions whose plans are vulnerable to the tax, says the demands that workers pay more for their care is a perennial aspect of labor negotiations.

Their continued use has suggested to some literary scholars that they correspond to profound and perennial aspects of the human situation.

The emergence of philosophy of biology and its attention to reductionism in situ within different life science contexts has led many philosophers to revisit the perennial aspects of reductionism seen throughout history, many of which were simply tangential to the controversies over theory reduction.

These "renewable" aspects of perennial plants may be accepted by humans as a gift of vegetal being and integrated into their diets.

The "renewable" aspects of perennial plants may be accepted by humans as a gift of vegetal being and integrated into their diets.

The hubris here highlights the saddest aspect of our perennial food wars.

The issue became an aspect of the perennial debate between a realism stressing the importance of assessing power relationships and an idealism conflating moral impulses with historical inevitability.

Ernest Nagel's general treatment of reductionism in chapters 11 and 12 of The Structure of Science (1961) canvassed many different aspects of these perennial debates.

Development and reproduction, particularly the dynamics of growth and age for reaching generative maturity, are poorly known aspects of the biology of clonal perennial herbs.