Sentence examples for the recurring subject from inspiring English sources
10 P.M. (ABC) ELI STONE George Michael, the recurring subject of Eli's hallucinations, comes to the rescue of a teenage girl who was expelled from school after playing his song "I Want Your Sex" during an assembly about abstinence.
But dog lovers, or animal lovers in general, will delight in Maira Kalman's short reflection on her own experience of pet-ownership, and on dogs as the recurring subjects of her work.
"The Dreaming," a recurring subject in Aboriginal paintings that has to do with the origins of the world, is a pretty hard concept to grasp for a viewer raised on French Enlightenment-style reasoning.
The group's recurring subject matter of suburban despair and alienation might have seemed like an odd fit for Glastonbury's peace and love ethos, but there is an optimism and belief in humanity at the core of their music.
And like her previous album, "Growing Pains," this one has another recurring subject: the uncertainty of long-term love, weighing fleeting temptations against the satisfactions of staying together.
Jim Morphesis: Time And Desire | Central to this exhibition is a single recurring subject -- the rose -- through which the artist envisions the title, Time And Desire, as a conceptual wellspring.
Benton seemed to have a sense of noblesse oblige in depicting a recurring subject — the American worker.
The automatic analysis of electrical waveforms is a recurring subject in the power system sector worldwide.
UTEMS is a recurring subject in the book, and Beecroft knows firsthand the kind of ingenuity that made it possible.
Death is a recurring subject: even the debut Athill wrote at 43 begins with her grandmother's deathbed and ends contemplating her own eventual demise.
