Sentence examples for perennial force from inspiring English sources

For younger generations, emo is less a genre that speaks to a moment than a perennial force that generates waves of searing, confessional rock music.

This fit with the scheme laid out in Corey Robin's book "The Reactionary Mind": the substance of conservative doctrine is secondary to a deeper, perennial force in conservative politics, which is the spirit of reaction itself.

Perennial forces also dominate parliament, such as the two Shia parties, Hizbullah and Amal, and the party machines of the Druze warlord, Walid Jumblatt, and of Saad Hariri, the son and political heir to the slain prime minister.

Dreiser was the ninth of 10 surviving children in a family whose perennial poverty forced frequent moves between small Indiana towns and Chicago in search of a lower cost of living.

Algae are one of the more perennial driving forces with respect to proper treatment within oxidation ponds and are important because they are capable of taking up phosphates, carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen compounds such as ammonia and nitrates, incorporating these constituents into algal biomass production.

A stronger third-party ticket complicates his party's perennial effort to force its way into a run-off (in this case, probably against Ms Rousseff).

The Super 14 could not end quickly enough for the perennial strugglers the Highlanders, Force and Lions.

Plowing perennial sod requires great force and would have been avoided by early farmers, especially prior to the domestication of draft animals.

They claim to be perennial hostages to the taxman, forced to fork out more every time Mexico attempts to improve its measly tax take because 60% of the working population pay nothing.

Creative artist versus oppressor, the human spirit against annihilating forces: this is the perennial Bulgakov debate.

But the life force runs strong in this perennial bulb.