Sentence examples for perennial features from inspiring English sources

The recent controversy over "The Marriage Vow," a document endorsed by the Republican presidential candidates Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum, might seem like just another example of how racial politics and historical ignorance are perennial features of the election cycle.

Hydrostatic (closed-system) pingos are small, elongate to circular, ice-cored mounds that are perennial features of some periglacial landscapes.

This way of cooking pasta is a perennial feature in my kitchen.

Protests against the United States have been a perennial feature of Greek public life for decades.

The lure of investment riches abroad is a perennial feature of America.

Of course, a nagging sense of incomprehension is a perennial feature of the human experience.

The great American tax debate may feel like a stale, perennial feature of our politics.

Extreme make-up is, of course, a perennial feature of catwalk fashion.

Patterson, a perennial feature on bestseller lists on both sides of the Atlantic for his gritty thrillers, has already donated more than £360,000 to more than 200 UK independent bookshops.

As Harold Schechter wrote in the introduction to the Library of America's True Crime anthology: "The appetite for tales of real-life murder, the more horrific the better, has been a perennial feature of human society".

When Bach called on the 2020 hosts to put on a "uniquely Japanese" Games that reflect the culture of the host country, he probably wasn't referring to the one perennial feature of Japanese life that threatens to dampen domestic enthusiasm for the Games: the stagnant economy.