Sentence examples for as a frequent theme from inspiring English sources

The dilemma as to whether to speak up against a superior regarding unaddressed medical errors appeared as a frequent theme among the students.

And the war in the Balkans in the early 1990s appears as a frequent theme in breakup stories from that region.

The name "Albion" has also appeared on a piece of techie's duct tape under Florence Welch (above) which strongly hints it will be the Libertines - or at least Doherty - as Albion is a frequent theme in his music and poetry as well as the title of a Babyshambles song.

Activation of the signal transduction cascade that proceeds through phosphoinisitol-3-phosphate kinase and protein kinase B (also known as AKT) is a frequent theme in signaling by various growth factors and a common subject of oncogenic alteration in cancer cells [ 1, 2].

A sense of class struggle in societies that they perceived as unwelcoming has been a frequent theme among men and boys who travel from north Africa to join Isis.

In its theatricality – and implicit commentary on the novel as an entertainment – the scene could have come directly from sensation fiction, where masquerade is a frequent theme (as in Collins's No Name, in which the strong, amoral heroine Magdalen uses her talents at stage-acting to pursue her goals).

In the same way, Simon Gray began his late and acclaimed second career as a diarist partly because of what became a frequent theme in his journals: the frustration of trying to get plays put on.

As you can imagine, in my twenty years as a minister of a local congregation, the environment was a frequent theme.

Migration is a frequent theme in local Malayalam-language films.

America's perceived influence on Pakistani power politics is a frequent theme.

Severe crises are a frequent theme in the history of transatlantic relations.