Sentence examples for recurrent presence from inspiring English sources

Particularly in London, there is also increasing anger about the recurrent presence of police on campus.

Of the intertwining themes that make up this deliberately discordant cinematic ballad, the cat is perhaps the most significant, its recurrent presence suggesting a talismanic key (or note) that will open the door to the film's wilfully withheld purpose.

Over the past few months, students have campaigned against the privatisation of university jobs and facilities, the low pay and poor conditions of workers and the recurrent presence of police on campus.

(Wild schoolchildren are also a recurrent presence in Japanese popular culture, going back at least to the early silent comedies of Yasujiro Ozu).

MIS 3 and the HS4 stadial are represented by the Cova del Coll Verdaguer (ca. 33.4 55 ka) and the Terrasses de la Riera dels Canyars (39.6 ka cal BP) respectively, both pointing to the recurrent presence of Pinus sylvestris type.

The recurrent presence of caprolactam could indicate activators containing isocyanate groups blocked by epsilon-caprolactam.

Buddhism has had a series of strong recurrent presences in America, and, though Wright doesn't stop to trace them, they might illuminate some continuities that show why his kind of Buddhism got here, and got "true".

The final model included treatment group, sex, ECOG performance status, weight loss (characterised as ⩾5% or not, as in the E4599 trial), recurrent disease, presence of bone metastases, presence of liver metastases, presence of adrenal metastases, treatment-by-sex interaction and BSLD (all of which were significant at the 0.05 level).

A recurrent, compelling presence in the film, she comments eloquently on the country's past and future.

Some are a recurrent, comforting presence, which it's easy to forget are produced for any special reason, such as Cadbury's Easter Creme Eggs.

Furthermore, patients taken from the hospital register from 1 year include a mix of patients with recurrent events (presence of an event in preceding years) and first events (absence of events in preceding years).