Sentence examples for a defining theme from inspiring English sources

A rebalancing of the commercial relationship between colleges and employers will be a defining theme.

Responsible research and innovation has become a defining theme of the European Horizon 2020 funding programme.

This thesis sits comfortably in the novel because both share a defining theme: treachery.

The breakdown of language is certainly a defining theme of Schendel's art.

It is a defining theme, not only of her life, but also of Sri Lanka's post-independence history.

His criticism of her has been a defining theme of his post-2008 years, in contrast to Mr. McCain, who has praised her repeatedly.

If there is a single defining theme to Belmont chic, it's retro with a strong sense of shrinkage.

Cameron's speech needed a single defining theme, rather than the series of codas that were actually delivered.

A common, defining theme for most EIDs (of humans, wildlife, domestic animals, and plants) is that they are driven to emerge by anthropogenic changes to the environment.

If Merkel finds herself eyeing the social disruption created by digitalisation as the defining theme of a potential fourth term as chancellor, Osterhammel warns that there are "very few lessons" she would be able to find in previous eras.

The defining theme of the 2015 Conservative campaign came as a surprise to some.