That elephant in the room has become a recurrent, slightly awkward, conversation where I end up having to reassure new colleagues that I'm all right.
Earthiness and humility are recurrent words in our conversation, reflected in the reluctance of Williamson, a butcher's son, to describe what he does as art.
I even suspected that the recurrent references, in our conversations, to his loss of memory might be a way of deflecting the question in advance.
Indeed, as the designers have struggled to define the Proenza woman — something that they have only lately begun to get their brains around, they said — home and nature are recurrent notes in their conversations, far more than the "downtown girl" they started with.
That recurrent issue inevitably splits into conversations about education spending and how to raise the money for education.
Perhaps it's not the lack of moving pictures, but the recurrent, toxic condition of the political conversation in this country about boat arrivals.
The globalization that seems most promising to us is one which brings these local specificities into conversation, creating temporary but recurrent spaces in which to reflect, analyze, adapt others' experience, and sometimes find enough common ground to join efforts.
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urged Iran's foreign minister to "spare us your evil" in a meeting that reflected profound Arab hostility to the Islamic Republic – a recurrent theme of high-level private conversations in the Middle East in recent times.
The need for more opportunities to reconstitute their knowledge in conversations about practice is a recurrent theme in interviewees' reflections on their learning.
