Sentence examples for recurrent subjects from inspiring English sources

They also carried critical associations with domesticity, maleness and childhood, which were among his recurrent subjects.

Race, as fiction and reality, is one of the show's recurrent subjects.

They are recurrent subjects of the art he made here and are most succinctly addressed in pieces like " ½" (1998) and "Family Tree" (2000).

Her recurrent subjects are scenes of violence against women, but they are depicted in hushed, luminous colors and soft forms reminiscent of amorous Kangra miniatures and the "national" style of Indian art developed in Bengal in the early 20th century.

Episodes from the life of the Buddha, Kannon Basatsu the goddess of mercy who is a feminized interpolation of a Hindu or early Buddhist bodhisattva (known as Guan Yin in Chinese iconography), Shinren - the founder of Zen, Amaterasu - the central kami in Shinto eschatology, are recurrent subjects.

Then the two sets of coded texts were compared and the researchers agreed upon a system of categorisation based on recurrent subjects in the keywords.

Seasonal change in nature is its recurrent subject.

At the same time, as India became more industrialized, the city became a recurrent subject.

For five decades, female prisons have been a recurrent subject for TV drama: Within These Walls, Prisoner: Cell Block H, Bad Girls, Orange Is the New Black.

Landscape, much abstracted, is a recurrent subject of Ram Kumar, while Akbar Padamsee and Tyeb Mehta concentrated, in very different ways, on the human figure.

Their most recurrent subject matter during the last decades of the 20th century was small-town provincial life.