Sentence examples for recur here from inspiring English sources

Loss and grief have been a preoccupation in many of Bailey's novels since his 1967 debut, and they recur here in a narrative that mixes private and public tragedy.

A new region R III - IV appears with ψ 1 in the range ψ 2 < ψ 1 < π / 2. Since all these angles exceed ψ 2, they cannot reappear on the curve I as happens for initial datum above that of III, and thus the convergence to a segment of I does not recur here.

The recurring dream recurs here because the damn thing just got me again.

Improbabilities of speech marred the American passages in "Fasting, Feasting," and the problem recurs here.

And so the phrase 'we act for the reasons we ought not' recurs here like a mantra.

It is a moment of intersection, suggesting that Chekhov's stories are not so much fabrications as linked reports from an existing world, and it recurs here when Nadya, on the brink of an assignation, slices open a melon.

The disease recurs here, both she and Mr. Conger said, because of a practice common in cattle drives from just after the Civil War well into the 1890's.

It is a gesture that, perhaps coincidentally, recurs here and in other recent works by Sir Harrison: the gathering of musical energy into a sure, firm note, and then the deflation in a downward scale.

It runs through "Robinson Crusoe," in which Defoe's hero can hardly stop himself from reconstructing the tidy existence of a gentleman farmer, despite being alone on a desert isle, and the irony recurs here, when Kelly (Erin Moriarty), a much revered schoolmate of Joe's, arrives with two other kids to hang out in the woods.

Images and phrases, like his rabbit scuts and unshaven chins, recur both here and across books: perhaps all poets are attempting to find a home for those words or things they find indelible.

Money is a recurring trope here — how he has it and how it's altered his perspective.