Sentence examples for timeless elements from inspiring English sources

"We tried to pick timeless elements," he said, explaining the choice of yew trees.

To recapture the impact of staples like Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique" Symphony or Bizet's "Carmen," performers must reconnect to the daring and timeless elements in these works.

Still others have chosen to call the religion sanatana dharma ("eternal law"), a formulation made popular in the 19th century and emphasizing the timeless elements of the tradition that are perceived to transcend local interpretations and practice.

Decades later, John Curran, the director, attempted to grapple with the time lapse and even explain in the press material: "Because the script was written in the 70's, I was concerned that elements of the story might feel dated -- and so kept stripping the characters, the drama, and the design back to timeless elements".

The original prints lack both dates and titles, adding a timeless element.

Shooting in sepia added a timeless element, making it reminiscent of an earlier era.

Yet a more poetic and timeless element of "The Normal Heart" gradually emerges here, a sense of scared, self-involved people trying to reach out to one another.

"Why should modern entertainment deprive itself of a universal and timeless element of storytelling?'" Mr. Kaplan continued, "Violence is both a moneymaker — audiences love it — and an artist's tool.

It's chic and, Thatcher dalliance aside, conservative with a small c. "It has a timeless element to it," says James, of the family aesthetic, "something you cherish beyond one season – but also feels relevant".

Vincent Howell, president for the food division of the Masterfoods USA unit of Mars, said that because consumers described Uncle Ben as having "a timeless element to him, we didn't want to significantly change him".

Rosemary's Baby absolutely holds up -- it creates a timeless element of vulnerability and self-doubt.