Sentence examples for perpetual phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The astronomical working gap between male and female directors is as absurd as it is constant; a perpetual phenomenon since the medium's inception, hardly altered throughout.
"Convergenze parallele" explores the poetic potential of revealing and transforming the imperceptible, and attempts to sensitize observers to the intangible energies and perpetual transformations of natural phenomena.
Cancer is characterized by two phenomena related to RCAS1 expression: one is the chronic perpetual inflammation accompanying cancer; the other phenomenon is that of the host immune tolerance which enables tumor growth.
On occasion, when a well-meaning bigot (a term I use deliberately) tries to excuse this phenomenon of treating Asian-Americans as perpetual foreigners, he makes it worse.
The film does, however, effectively summarize the evolution of environmental awareness from a largely localized phenomenon — people concerned about a city's perpetual smog or polluted river — to an international one.
MAVERICK CONCERTS Sept. 1 at 8: In the mid-nineteen-seventies, a phenomenon called New Romanticism appeared amidst an American contemporary-music scene that was exhausted by perpetual stylistic squabbles.
Building on the ideas of Soviet film theorist Lev Kuleshov, Eisenstein reasoned that montage operates according to the Marxist view of history as a perpetual conflict in which a force (thesis) and a counterforce (antithesis) collide to produce a totally new and greater phenomenon (synthesis).
Inspired by the strange biochemical phenomenon that takes place in some natural organisms (mostly viruses), this project consists of a big hollow structure in perpetual rotation.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
