Sentence examples for a refrain for from inspiring English sources

That has become a refrain for Woods in the Grand Slam events.

A refrain for opposition voters was the need to bring Iran's high unemployment and inflation under control.

A black spiritual, drawing on the prophet Jeremiah, has a refrain for this work: "There is a balm in Gilead, to make the wounded whole".

Today, after more than a decade of the American-led war in Afghanistan, that last phrase has become a refrain for the Obama administration.

Obama, in his first reaction to the shootings, issued a refrain for more gun-control measures, which has become a familiar ritual after mass shootings.

Pointing out insurer exits has become a refrain for the president and Republican leaders in Congress, who are seeking a health care overhaul.

That's been a refrain of mine for many of my 35 years in practice as a psychotherapist and leadership consultant.

Fear is, in fact, a sentiment voiced often these days by Arab Christians, a sad refrain for an ancient community that was so long a force in politics and culture in the Arab world.

It is a song of defiance and grace in adversity, which seemed a fair refrain for a first 20 minutes that Portugal dominated in their diffuse, nagging way.

Taupin had written a new refrain for a song that Lestat sings after biting his boyhood friend Nicolas.

A familiar refrain for many a resident, and not just of Palo Alto, I'd wager.