Sentence examples for timeless nature from inspiring English sources

She thinks its appeal lies in its "timeless" nature, and its humour.

— Nick Fox On the Wine Trail in Italy: Alfonso Cevola on the timeless nature of food, wine, agriculture and life itself in Italy.

One can't help sensing the timeless nature of Ribeira Sacra, of how a bottle of Viña Caneiro can taste of 2,000 years of history.

In another indication of the timeless nature of the design, Chrysler is resurrecting the Barracuda's sister car, the Dodge Challenger, as a 2008 model.

This works best in Jack's narrative, where it engages the blunt poetry of dialect, the specifics of 18th-century farming, and the "timeless" nature of his relationship with the moor.

Various clerics said they hoped the proposal would remain "under study" for years to come, and indeed Mr. Salem, the playwright, unearthed a joke predating the automobile that he said underscored the timeless nature of the debate.

If we know that only a free agent can be responsible, then this is because we understand the necessary and timeless natures of freedom and responsibility.

The pernickety, timeless, relentless nature of the accession process is the whole point.

Mr Erickson's appeal to the natural order points to a matched conservative folly: the tendency to imagine the familiar, recent past in especial accord with timeless human nature.

“I am completely confident that Hugo will forever be viewed as a beautiful work of art, timeless in nature and an important part of film history,” Headington says.

It is a timeless and natural thing to seek connection to people, to nature, to access the lesser used parts of the mind.