Sentence examples for frequent features from inspiring English sources

Hunger strikes – which invoke the memory of those undertaken by Mahatma Gandhi – are popular political tactics in India and are frequent features of public life.

No-shows and last-minute helicopter rides were frequent features of life in and around the band that had done so much to bridge the worlds of black soul and white freakdom.

The subtypes presented here are mostly based on how glycans are decorated with specific monosaccharide moieties, such as sialic acid and fucose, which are frequent features in glycan-based antigen epitopes.

Interactive graphics that allow readers to delve into a story's underlying data are frequent features on websites such as those of the New York Times and fivethirtyeight.com, but are less common in scientific publishing.

Pageants and parades Celebrations are frequent features of Piedmont's cultural calendar, covering anything from food to medieval pageants and mass orange fights; the curtain goes up on the Turin Film Festival (torinofilmfest.org) on 22 November.

Nausea and/or vomiting were also frequent features.

A frequent feature generally overlooked is thick saliva at the edges of the mouth.

The mouse in the cartoon above, holding a stop watch, was a frequent feature of Papas' later Guardian cartoons.

Condescension by well-intentioned if misguided celebrities towards Africa is an all too frequent feature of popular culture.

Forty years ago, shamanistic ceremonies were still a frequent feature of village temples, with jitong playing an important public role.

Kath involved with the most frequent feature in The Observer, etc (anag. incl. e, & lit).. R. Gilbert: Edit Heat, OK, etc?