Sentence examples for recurring narrative from inspiring English sources

A recurring narrative throughout the Socceroos' Brazil 2014 campaign has been the advanced age of the squad, and the lack of youngsters pressing for spots.

The value of moving to Adelaide Oval and its famously long down-the-ground boundaries, against the intimacy and atmosphere provided at Hindmarsh were a recurring narrative for fans in the City of Churches over recent days.

Overestimation, followed by let-down and disappointment, have formed the basic, recurring narrative.In this section The misinterpreted middle Fairer but still costly There will be blood Cram sheet A well-mannered revolution?

The theory-practice gap is a recurring narrative in the nursing literature, the findings of this study recognises that simulation offers an opportunity to enact the integration of theory and practice illuminating this relationship in a controlled environment thus, reinforcing the theory-practice relationship for nursing students.

If you troll enough American soccer coverage online, you'll find in the comments a quiet but recurring narrative claiming that Holden is injury prone.

In the recurring narrative cycle of "Orphan Annie", a poor innocent waif is harassed by evil left-wing social workers (one, Mrs Bleating-Hart, resembled a sinister Eleanor Roosevelt).

In July, 2010, James Wood penned a Critic at Large which examined the significance of Mitchell's intricate and recurring narratives.

Also of concern are recurring narratives suggesting that Indian women don't really mean what they say when they resist sexual overtures.

Henceforth, the Media Leaks Task Force's main mission would be to take "more proactive actions to undermine future and recurring false narratives" by Snowden, as one NSA official wrote.

Much of the resistance comes from Sarkeesian's central argument: that the "damsel in distress" trope, a recurring trend in narrative game design, can help "to normalise extremely toxic, patronising and paternalistic attitudes about women".

Look, the beloved dead girl is a recurring poltergeist in American narrative art.