Sentence examples for growing refrain from inspiring English sources
Revenge is becoming a central theme (it is declined by Nessa against Crace, to my mild disappointment), with its ultimate futility a growing refrain.
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That's a growing refrain among right-wing pundits: that the bombs sent to George Soros, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Robert DeNiro and others were a fake distraction from political issues.
In addition to the vibrant immigrants of Little Mogadishu, formally known as Eastleigh, there are about 500,000 famine refugees in northern Kenya, an influx that leads to a growing refrain that Kenya has courted danger by letting in so many Somalis.
As a growing chorus reiterates, their refrains that Mr. McCain is "willing to send our troops into another 100 years of war in Iraq" (as Mr. Obama said) or "willing to keep this war going for 100 years" (per Mrs. Clinton) are flat-out wrong.
BETHESDA, MD--As the final bases are mapped onto the human genome in the next month, a familiar refrain is growing louder: What comes next?
The low price of agricultural water and the subsidies provided by the government for using this resource results in a little incentive to conserve it or to refrain from growing water-intensive crops.
The Fort Leavenworth spokesman said inmates there were still soldiers and, as such, wore uniforms and were expected to maintain a professional military appearance, which includes refraining from growing out their hair.
However, especially for homokaryons, nodule formation was highly unstable, ranging from absent to a few nodules for the same strain under the exact same growing conditions, so we refrained from quantification.
Democrats on Monday said Congress ought to respond quickly to the growing calamity, challenging Republicans to refrain from the politicking that surrounded the aid packages offered to victims of previous major storms.
"Save us from saviours" is the piercing refrain of a growing human rights movement demanding that sex workers be recognised as more than victims to be rescued or strategic populations to be targeted for public health campaigns.
