Sentence examples for continual return from inspiring English sources

From Pliny the Younger's story of an old man in chains haunting his house, through the stories of the Dybbuk, to the great gothic storytellers and the Blair Witch Project, in all cultures and times there is something here that won't go away; some fear that is legitimately being expressed – the continual return of the repressed.

In that case, the increase in the concentration of nitrogen compounds is the consequence of a continual return of digested contents to the process [4].

In truth we come from the same source, and in truth is our continual return to source.

The privacy conversation has devolved to a continual return to the idea that people no longer care about it and the new social norm is, I suppose by default, a public existence.

In fact, some would say that this continual return to the present moment is the "practice" of meditation.

Spirituality is the continual returning unto yourself... unto God, whoever or whatever God is for you.

In Masisi, the town itself was not the scene of direct fighting, but clashes in the surrounding villages lead to continual displacement, returns, and the creation of new IDP camps.

The country remains very weak after decades of continual violence, emigration, upheaval, return, clandestine war waged by neighbors, and overt war waged by international powers.

A leading economist and government adviser said that the flight of capital from Irish banks was partly down to the ECB's continual demands for the return of its emergency funding.

They claimed people were returning on a "continual basis" because of long queues but returned to find it was still there.

Alemayehu became a ward of Queen Victoria and, despite his continual pleas to be returned to his homeland, he died aged 18 in England.