Sentence examples for recurs often from inspiring English sources
His obvious role model is George Orwell, who recurs often in this volume as subject, moral touchstone, literary kibitzer, footnote and foil.
He has painted the concrete floor mauve, his favorite colour, and one that recurs often in both his work and dress.
Like so much of the analysis in "A Strange Stirring," this rationalization is at once persuasive and incomplete, a discomfiting but honest combination that recurs often in a work wrestling with the legacy of a revered and reviled feminist foremother.
This is an image that recurs often in "The Real Thing: Truth and Power at the Coca-Cola Company": the image of a Coke pooh-bah hounded -- obsessed, actually -- just like Ivester.
I found myself wishing for less of the polemic against religion, which recurs often and takes up one entire chapter — he has had two bites of that apple already, and will soon be reduced to gnawing at the core — and I wanted more of the illumination that comes from our increasing understanding of neuroscience.
There is, however, a basic mechanism to which Gerard recurs often in his explanations.
Eczema is a skin inflammation that causes itching and oozing lesions that recur often.
Nevertheless, a peculiar scene keeps recurring, often late in the afternoon.
These liftings — far more sizable than Beyoncé's — recur often in ballet.
"Slick recycler," or words to that effect, recur often in the literature.
The word "everywhere" recurred, often capitalized or followed by an exclamation point.
