Sentence examples similar to a recurring matter from inspiring English sources

There have long been links between food and art, with food a recurring subject matter for a wide range of artists, from 17th- century still-life painters to Andy Warhol, who famously depicted those Campbell's soup cans in the 1960s.

And, no matter what, the Nationals want to ease Kendrick back so his hamstring isn't a recurring issue.

Surveillance was a recurring topic.

Depression is a recurring subject.

This is a recurring issue.

Throughout the campaign, there has been a recurring theme: No matter how much money Mrs. Clinton raises, Mr. Obama has consistently outraised and outspent her.

DVCSs include better support for working with branches (O'Sullivan 2009b), turning the branch creation into a recurring pattern, no matter if this creation is explicitly done by executing a "branch" command or implicitly when a repository is cloned.

What foods are best for sexual function -- and, for that matter, seduction -- tends to be a recurring annual topic on or about each Valentine's Day.

A recurring source of lyrical subject matter in Let the Blind Lead is Cox's best friend, Deerhunter guitarist Lockett Pundt, whom the album is dedicated to.

Earlier this year Laurie had to fight a recurring battle with cancer, approaching it with matter-of-fact humour and a continued zest for life.

She's a recurring dream for a time when not much mattered beyond you, your friends, and what you were doing that night.