Sentence examples for timeless subjects from inspiring English sources

These pictures of timeless subjects take lots of time to see.

And this is the ground in which Mr. Michaelis has gone to work, depicting Mr. Schulz as a much more self-aware and autobiographical artist than has been understood previously, a conduit for his times and the timeless subjects of art: longing, love, heartbreak, disappointment, distrust.

Generally regarded as the most intellectually impressive correspondence between American statesmen in all of American history, the dialogue between Adams and Jefferson touched on a host of timely and timeless subjects: the role of religion in history, the aging process, the emergence of an American language, the French Revolution, and the party battles of the 1790s.

Sir (since last weekend) John Major, Britain's most recent ex-prime minister, tours the world in a private jet with a full-time chief-of-staff, lecturing to the likes of the American Dental Association and the Tax-Free World Association on timeless subjects such as "The Changing World".

Few movies in recent memory have tackled timeless subjects like survival and revenge on a canvas of this scope.

The novel is about death – in itself a timeless subject – but specifically about death as variously perceived, feared, denied, and anticipated by the elderly.

"Architecture's Ugly Ducklings May Not Get Time to Be Swans" (front page, April 7) brings up a timeless subject: getting rid of buildings that no longer fit into our urban fabric because stylistically they are outmoded.

Aesthetic perception thus raises a person into a pure will-less, painless, and timeless subject of knowledge (WWR, Section 34).