Sentence examples for recurring element from inspiring English sources
The Baroque chaconne used a recurring element, often a ground bass, as a hook for variations.
A recurring element at the festival is the contextualising of Beckett's imagination alongside that of another literary master.
The West Virginia game had a recurring element to the Red Storm's trouble — a second-half drought at both ends.
A recurring element in his work is the figure of the businessman, portrayed as a conspiring praetor: "The problem now about working in the US is that you are faced with this duality, with this dilemma.
A recurring element in the stories is the one wrong move a character makes — blowing off college applications, committing adultery — that turns an Edenic life into a postlapsarian hell.
Cellist Li-Wei Qin was the poetic soloist in Reflets d'un Temps Disparu, where an ancient Chinese melody is the recurring element in a work of great refinement, with only the extrovert orchestral climax striking a more brash tone, before reasserting the earlier poise.
An analysis of the database found several recurring elements in rampage killings, including some that surprised the experts.
Such recurring elements and themes are at the heart of not just fairytales, but also folklore in general.
There are also recurring elements of paranoia [in a cult]… and you're required as a cult member not to acknowledge the elephant in the room.
Mythology, conflict and transformation are recurring elements in the distinctive body of work the Seattle composer Garrett Fisher has created since founding his performance troupe, the Fisher Ensemble, in 1995.
As a director, too, there are recurring elements: a minimalist aesthetic, laconic but lovable characters (often played by musicians), a cool compositional remove that invites humour without sacrificing sincerity.
