Sentence examples for are a recurring feature of from inspiring English sources

Theatrics are a recurring feature of Normand's command.

Verbal threats from North Korea, which has at various points vowed to turn South Korea into a "sea of fire" and a "heap of ashes," are a recurring feature of postwar relations between the two countries.

Text-message jokes about the president are all but infinite; audio files with clever impressions of the religious elite are a recurring feature of various handsets; and video clips of violent police behaviour or other officials' blunders account for the bulk of phone memories.

Brightly colored 'agree and continue' buttons are a recurring feature of this flavor of dark pattern design.

But risky decisions are a recurring feature of adolescence for species after species, including many with much smaller prefrontal cortices to begin with, compared to humans or elephants.

Science is a recurring feature of Garland's work.

This opening out is a recurring feature of Silber's stories, which begin to feel more like miniature novels.

While being difficult to play against seems to be a recurring feature of McCarthy sides, they also appear to be a delight to play for.

Opponents finding space in between the lines of defence and midfield has been a recurring feature of the opening six games for the Wanderers.

Point-shaving scandals have been a recurring feature of college basketball since two City College of New York players were arrested in 1951 on charges of conspiracy.

But there is no question that gripes about missile reliability have been a recurring feature of conversations with rebels about their portable missile supply.