COMMON REFRAIN

The chorus of the song became a common refrain among the fans.

In fairy tales, a common refrain is 'happily ever after.'

During the election, the politician's common refrain was 'change is coming.'

The detective's common refrain is 'follow the evidence' to solve cases.

As the storm approached, the meteorologist's common refrain was 'take shelter.'

In his speeches, the politician often uses the common refrain of "hope for the future" to connect with voters.

Throughout the history of literature, the common refrain of unrequited love echoes in many classic novels and poems.

In environmental discussions, the common refrain is the urgent need for sustainable practices to combat climate change.

The teacher's common refrain in the classroom is to encourage students to think critically and question assumptions.

The common refrain of philosophical discourse often centers around the elusive nature of human consciousness.

In every meeting, the common refrain was the need for better communication.

During the concert, the singer returned to the common refrain multiple times, captivating the audience.

'Carpe diem,' the common refrain of the optimistic, encourages seizing the day.

Politicians often use the common refrain 'change is coming' during election campaigns.

The common refrain of the song echoed through the concert hall.

In literature, a common refrain often serves as a thematic anchor.

Despite the setbacks, the common refrain of hope kept them going.

At the heart of the poem lies the common refrain of loss and longing.