Sentence examples for perennial debates from inspiring English sources

Philosophical themes continue in the non-fiction list, topped this week by Michel Onfray's "Antimanuel de philosophie", a witty take on some of philosophy's perennial debates.

One of the perennial debates that seems to haunt English team sport, particularly football and rugby, is the question of style.

For the last 40 years the American scholar and war critic Noam Chomsky has argued that there is a question missing in the perennial debates about whether the US should go to war against its apparently innumerable mortal adversaries.

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.

The possible origin of higher organisms through endosymbiosis, and contrasting approaches to molecular evolution in the gene-centered view (which held selection as the predominant cause of evolution) and the neutral theory (which made genetic drift a key factor) spawned perennial debates over the proper balance of adaptationism and contingency in evolutionary theory.

The worth of the FA Cup remains a perennial debate.

Others have grown weary of the perennial debate.

Commencement season has arrived, and with it a perennial debate over free speech on campus.

WITH April 15, comes the perennial debate over the fairness of the tax burden.

Into this perennial debate now plunges Michael Frayn, the devilishly clever British playwright and novelist.

Gun control has arrived at a similar, sudden moment of possible legislative action after perennial debate.