If history is written for the present, not the past, then the quest for the historical Bible becomes an unending endeavor subject to the vicissitudes of times, talents and testimonies.
The painter Derek Hyatt, who has died aged 84, found in the landscapes of Yorkshire a subject of unending variety.
Goldstein, as well as nearly everyone else in the capacity crowd, was expecting Anthony to be the subject of unending abuse.
The assertion may be debatable, but there is no question that Plath's own death -- she committed suicide in 1963, at 30 -- has been subject to unending analysis and interpretation, framed by the kind of inquiry that usually guides classroom literary analysis.
Schubert's sexuality is the subject of unending and irresoluble debate, the troubling issue of Benjamin Britten's alleged paedophile tendencies remains obsessive, while the destroyed letters between Brahms and his late-mentor's widow, Clara Schumann, provide infinite non-existent material for the prurient.
NATO's openness affects everything from military spending to the use of force, by making it all subject to unending popular criticism and debate.
While it is human nature to grasp onto those experiences we enjoy, like awe and gratitude, to try and make them stay, these too are subject to unending change.
His insightful mind, his unending knowledge of all subjects, his command of multiple languages, his wicked wit, and his passion for gardening, the opera, the ocean, and the Dow Jones will always be remembered by family and friends.
Complex and memorable characters humans and gods can be subjected to unending scrutiny.
At the rally, Ali said, trans students were "subjected to unending transphobic slurs and hate speech," and that members of the Black Liberation Collective had to shield trans students from "what had essentially become an angry mob".
