Sentence examples for recurrent trope of from inspiring English sources

A recurrent trope of her books is also the rebuilding of a family's fortunes after mishap or bereavement.

Under this model, he provides options used in disciplining a child, and given that one of the recurrent tropes of the text involves the notion of 'family', this suggests the potential for the activation of a context of control, the register on which Halliday based the semantic network model referred to here.

This is another of his unique imagist cine-poems: an essay in psychogeography and a meditation on death, the presence of the spirit world in nature and the unquiet ghosts of guilt and pain in the Thai nation, as symbolised by the military - a recurrent trope in his work.

As with so many of Von Trier's films, Nymphomaniac's recurrent tropes spill over the sides of a single/double feature into a loose thematic triptych.

The trope, of course, is "A Star Is Born".

Tangential stardom seemed to be the trope of the evening.

The whole trope of the coöperative woman gets unbearably mawkish.

This is a regular trope of Nigel Farage.

Can the hoary trope of mistaken identity still play in the age of Google images?

Cats: the most ubiquitous and unforeseen pop-culture trope of the new millennium.

The trope of war has been omnipresent since the day of the attack.