Sentence examples for perennially valuable from inspiring English sources

Thoreau's work anticipates certain later developments in pragmatism, phenomenology, and environmental philosophy, and poses a perennially valuable challenge to our conception of the methods and intentions of philosophy itself.

For forty years, Oberlin College Press has been publishing poetry through its Translation and FIELD poetry series and has offered perennially valuable course readers through its FIELD Anthology series Oberlin's books have won or been finalists for numerous awards, including being a finalist for the Pulitzer in 2010 and a winner of the Kingsley Tufts Award in 2015.

Or the perennially threatened Independent?

Its soccer players perennially overachieve.

Mongtomerys, etc. — a perennially favorite theme.

Always one step behind and perennially ineffective.

(It remains perennially undead on DVD).

Amtrak, too, is perennially short of funds.

It is perennially popular with toddlers.

And John Jakes is perennially popular.

Philosophy is perennially in fashion.