Sentence examples for which recurring from inspiring English sources

Which recurring guest star do you want to see Carrie Preston's Elsbeth square off with next?

To shed more light on myself as a filmmaker, I'm going to copy a brief snippet from an all-too-intense bio of myself: Michael's style and narrative interests often live in a world of the obscure, in which recurring themes of family, imagination, and the wonder of childhood intertwine with loss, nostalgia, and the pain of existence.

Findings from these two questions were analyzed using thematic analysis, from which recurring themes across the academic/research institutions emerged.

These findings are well in-line with the "field-first-tumor-later" concept recently developed by Höglund [ 19], according to which recurring tumors originate from a shared field of premalignant cells (with relatively few chromosomal changes) and not from previous overt tumors.

The evocation of Maycomb, with which the new book begins, and which recurs throughout its pages, is often magically alive.

Two days later, when we tried again, I again experienced the headache, which recurred throughout the day.

I had fallen asleep and dreamed one of those dreams which recur again and again over the years.

There are explicit rationales, and the precise words and phrases which recur in official injunctions to exercise.

Even an ileostomy did not cure the infections, which recurred, paradoxically, because the chemo had lowered my resistance.

One problem, which recurs in the solo "I'm Going to Explode" and Mr. Brooks's new "Descent" is structural.

"Good Morning, Starshine" from "Hair," which recurs as a perky upbeat palliative, sounds annoyingly tinny and ends the movie on a shallow note.