Sentence examples for frequent appearances of from inspiring English sources

(The site became infamous for frequent appearances of male genitalia).

Dalí's face-off with the rhinoceros, for example, is given weight by the frequent appearances of rhinoceros horns in paintings and drawings.

In follow-up questions with some of the respondents to both surveys, about a third explained their belief that the animals are not in jeopardy by citing the frequent appearances of chimps in advertisements, TV shows and movies.

He recalled that due to the frequent appearances of food and drink in his entries, he was advised during edits of his autobiography to cut out the mentions of every meal.

It never stops worshiping Los Lonely Boys, the Texas trio made up of the brothers Henry, Jo Jo and Ringo Garza, long enough to feel genuine, as is evident from the frequent appearances of Kevin Wommack, the group's manager.

It shares too many genetic traits with Windows Sr., including occasional freezes, cryptic error messages, frequent appearances of the "wait" cursor and a ludicrous requirement to manually shut down programs when the going gets sluggish.

Specifically the frequent appearance of cluster seizure events appears to characterize a difficult to treat subpopulation in veterinary patients with idiopathic epilepsy [ 12, 62, 75].

It's uninspired hackwork, and the frequent appearance of blue lens flares does not make this movie any more of a personal statement.

This is a term coined by Jeremy Jackson of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California in San Diego, here used as shorthand for the increasingly frequent appearance of dead zones, red tides and jellyfish.

—"When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" (1865 66) Despite the frequent appearance of regular metrical sequences, Whitman's lines cannot be scanned by the usual graphic method of marking syllables and feet.

Fuligo septica, the best-known species, is also called "flowers of tan," from the frequent appearance of its yellow fruiting body in tan bark bits used for tanning hides.