Sentence examples for recurrent something from inspiring English sources

Thésards' animation about their contribution thus seems to manifest pride in the achievement of something difficult (sighs and exclamations of 'it was hard!' were recurrent), something new (for Senegal or West Africa), and something worthwhile ('for the population').

It's called the clitoris and no one doubts what it's there for, so why this recurrent search for something else? Something, moreover, that just happens to be conveniently located for the form of sexual activity that gives pleasure to most heterosexual men.

Dr. Carson said in an interview, "The overwhelming majority of recurrent miscarriages occur because something is wrong with the baby, most often a chromosomal abnormality".

As for Denmark, its Hamlet syndrome -- a recurrent hesitancy over whether something is rotten in the state of Europe -- has reached a new pitch, fed by fears that Peter Skaarup, a People's Party member of Parliament, summed up as "the growing anxiety that we won't be masters in our own house anymore".

In many neighborhoods that long were PRI strongholds, and among working class Mexicans who were its most loyal followers, one theme was recurrent: Mexico had to do something different.

To cope with its recurrent flooding, Miami Beach has already spent something like a hundred million dollars.

Dot-org politics represents the latest manifestation of a recurrent American faith that there is something inherently good in the vox populi.

"We don't know if the disorder is recurrent because it's recurrent or because something happens to you after the first episode that makes you more vulnerable to another one," Dr. Brent said.

As for the yuck factor that hangs over the highly effective treatment for recurrent c dificile infection, Louie called it "something we got from the schoolyard when we were 4 or 5".

But Koedt pointed out something else which is relevant to the recurrent cultural fascination with the G-spot.

If the three mutations occurred independently, something may have increased the probability of recurrent chromosome rearrangements in the same region.