Sentence examples for perennial popularity from inspiring English sources
Christos Tsiolkas attempts to get around the short story's perennial popularity problem with lashings of salacious detail.
And, of course, the enduring sign of interest has been the perennial popularity of undergraduate college courses on existentialist philosophy and literature.
K-Run's Park Me in First — emanates, in part, from the perennial popularity of beagles: the breed currently ranks fifth in American Kennel Club registrations.
Period costume drama is something that we do very well, especially on television; its "brand value" has always been culturally underwritten by the perennial popularity of Shakespeare.
Translation of the "Ladder" into almost all classical and modern languages attests to its perennial popularity, having affected especially the Hesychast (mystical and quietistic prayer method) movement among Greek Orthodox and Russian contemplatives.
The perennial popularity of fad diets reflected an insatiable hunger to slim down quickly and with little effort, despite the long-standing advice from the medical community that slow and steady wins the weight-loss race.
Over the years, Disney, perhaps resting on the perennial merchandising popularity of Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and the others, allowed quality control to slip.
As a seasoned insider, Mr Entwistle will be well aware of the perennial tension between popularity and quality.
Plutarch's perennial charm and popularity arise in part from his treatment of specific human problems in which he avoids raising disquieting solutions.
Periodically portrayed by different actors, the Doctor exhibited a popularity so perennial that he indeed seemed timeless.
Dance music also faces the perennial fad question: will its popularity stick this time or blow over as it did in the 1990s, when it was called electronica?
