Sentence examples for perennial obsession from inspiring English sources

(How Noah fit the entire animal kingdom onto the ark is a perennial obsession).

At the moment, however, much of the public discussion has circled back to a perennial obsession when it comes to the etiology of autism: questions of guilt.

The decision to have — or not have — children has been a perennial obsession that blooms in a thousand blog posts and talk show debates every time science pushes a new boundary or The New England Journal of Medicine prompts a fresh scare.

She railed against those who "behave as though they have more in common with international elites than with the people down the road", treading perilously close to the far-right's perennial obsession with the figure of the disloyal, deracinated Jew.

Wagner didn't remain such a libertine or a liberal, but this seemingly formulaic bel-canto score hints at several of his perennial obsessions.

Camera enhancements to deliver crisper photos, given the perennial photogenic obsession of the social web.

And he would rather not talk about the perennial Welsh obsession with who will play fly half for Wales in the autumn internationals.

Polls suggest Benghazi, though a perennial Fox News obsession, does not animate too many voters.

Now that the World Series is over, baseball can turn to its perennial off-season obsession: whither Pete Rose and the Hall of Fame?

"Report on Myself" — which came out in France in 2002, and which has just been released in a fine English translation by Bruce Benderson — chronicles his parents' erotic peccadilloes, his own amorous obsessions and his perennial inability, in matters of love and sex, to reconcile dreams with reality.

The house was my father's obsession and was undergoing perennial renovation.