Sentence examples for recurring acts of from inspiring English sources

Much of Schiele's short life was punctuated by recurring acts of Oedipal rebellion.

At the same time, recurring acts of terrorism directly linked or inspired by Islamic extremism have become the chilling new normal in many Western European cities and have provided a constant cue to the right-wing anti-immigrant critique.

The degree of hate that Donald Trump exhibits at every opportunity, along with recurring acts of hate between police officers and black men, at nightclubs and places of worship, is so horrifying that it has made many of us turn sharply and earnestly towards love, not just for each other, but for our country.

If suicide attempts are usually a cry for help, then these recurring acts of self-immolation should be considered roars that should shake a nation.

He is a born performer he says he sometimes wishes he had become a toreador instead of a ballplayer and one of his recurring acts is to call into question what a major-league manager actually does to earn his paycheck (two and a half million dollars a year, in his case).

He is a born performer — he says he sometimes wishes he had become a toreador instead of a ballplayer — and one of his recurring acts is to call into question what a major-league manager actually does to earn his paycheck (two and a half million dollars a year, in his case).

The star pianist or violinist was just an occasionally recurring act in a parade of singers, orchestra players, quartets and trios.

But Mr. Ferrell and Mr. Hammond's recurring act as Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore was born in an age of three 24-hour cable news channels, one of which,, MSNBC, is owned by their network.

"It's just a recurring act, the same things happening over and over again," he admitted.

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In a terrifying medical video shot in a sleep laboratory, a man acts out his recurring dream of being attacked and having to fight for his life.