Sentence examples for a first theme of from inspiring English sources

A first theme of this article is the abiding relationship between the café and conversation.

A second theme of the festival is hand-wringing about the overly polarized American political debate.

A second theme of a Tory Britain would be a transfer of real power back from Whitehall to local communities.

A second theme of the Brookings discussion helps to explain one reason that has happened — the economy has gone global, but nation-states have not.

Mr. Kostin says that executives and investors are "obsessed" with the question that is a second theme of the report: In a weak economy and with rising commodity costs, can companies maintain their profit margins?

"A second theme of Ms Rowling's web post will also resonate with many: concern about the nature of the debate.

Thus a second theme of redemption is introduced as Schindler, a disreputable schemer on the edges of respectability, becomes a father figure responsible for saving the lives of over a thousand people.

A second theme of Paradigms/Theories/Models developed as respondents discussed the need to perceive health through various frameworks (eg, recovery, resilience, human flourishing, quality of life, developmental and evolutionary theories, cultural psychiatry and ecology).

He said his piece had mechanical percussive sounds that are relevant to young people today and motifs from classical music, like a reference to the first theme of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, "Eroica".

Table  2 shows an example from the first theme of the analysis.

The first theme of the book is welfare.