Sentence examples for a recurrent concern from inspiring English sources

Deception has been a recurrent concern in Mr. Sweeney's case.

The poet's chronic heart disease is a recurrent concern.

From then on, modernity was to be a recurrent concern of artists and critics.

A recurrent concern in Chaucer's writings is the refined and sophisticated cultivation of love, commonly described by the modern expression courtly love.

Stephanie Ferguson voices a recurrent concern, Independent 1996 "Javier de Frutos does few things by the book – and it may be that, as recently appointed director of Phoenix, he has not even read it".

They soon ended Hurok's "Russian occupation", but the 50s were a difficult time, marked by heavy touring, precarious finances (a recurrent concern for ABT) and a steady trickle of departures.

Security risks were highlighted as a problem in several responses, but a more recurrent concern was private companies selling personal information to third parties.

A recurrent expressed concern was that complementary or alternative therapies could give patients false hopes of cure.

First, the examples in this article suggest that monitoring the clients' behaviors is a recurrent practical concern for the staff members.

The disembodied voice of King was, perhaps, an indictment of absent leadership but this recurrent concern is not about missing bodies.

Although Albee disliked critical analysis of his plays, especially when the readings were autobiographical, even he would concede in interviews that the recurrent concern of his plays with ambiguous identity and parental failure - or failure to become parents - was likely rooted in his own experiences.