recurrent theme

It seems to be a recurrent theme on the list.

Recurrent themes since the late 1980s show a different focus.

Music has been one of the recurrent themes in her later art works.

So that's a recurrent theme, as is men being like children, and how we deal with violence.

Music and dance are other recurrent themes in the book.

It is a recurrent theme – you just change the name of the manager under pressure at any given moment.

The news on another of our recurrent themes gives us some concern.

Both the value of professional development and the need for more access have been a recurrent theme throughout the data.

A recurrent theme of these drawings has been my relationship to music.

Resistance to change - Perhaps the most recurrent theme in the story.

The work is composed around a series of recurrent themes.

Still, cultural sensitivity was a recurrent theme during the visit.

This is a particularly recurrent theme throughout the four workshops.

Recurrent themes of concern in groups for health care professionals.

I talked about quality in December - this will be a recurrent theme.

The recurrent theme was the young ages of the missing people.

Recurrent themes which run through the entire exhibition are established early.

Q. Are there recurrent themes that run through your books?

If the evening has a recurrent theme, it's fashion, again.

These two aspects are recurrent themes in the Russian position on national defence.

A recurrent theme in most of these indicators is children and youth.

The question of cultural memory and belonging is a recurrent theme.

A recurrent theme, he notes, is the dramatic impact of new technology on the traditional media.

This was a "recurrent theme" of prints at the time.