Sentence examples similar to are recurrent notably from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there are recurrent themes.

But, he said, "there are recurrent themes".

The bug motif is recurrent throughout the film, most notably in the bug-like gas mask that Frank wears, but also the excuse that Jeffrey uses to gain access to Dorothy's apartment: he claims to be an insect exterminator.

Conspiracies in general, and the Protocols in particular, have been recurrent themes in Eco's work, notably in his second novel, Foucault's Pendulum, where as a joke three nondescript book editors concoct a grand conspiracy that comes to take over their lives.

Sure, there were recurrent flaws in the previous regime, under showrunner Russell T Davis, but the Moffat era started out quite disciplined, only to notably devolve over time.

It was recurrent.

"There had been recurrent, countless unpunished murders.

Threats against Charlie were recurrent, continual, habitual.

And, make no mistake, it is recurrent.

With others, there is recurrent bewilderment.

This behaviour seems to have been recurrent.