Sentence examples for a repeated theme of from inspiring English sources
Interviews with 470 megachurch members revealed a repeated theme of belonging, with congregants emphasizing how welcoming and "unpretentious" the churches are.
Resilience is a repeated theme of the communications.
Meyer says a repeated theme of his reporting to London was that post-invasion planning was a "black hole".
Apparently by happenstance, his speech here came 10 years to the day after Mr. Clinton was nominated for president by the Democrats and won on a constantly repeated theme of "it's the economy, stupid".
According to historian Deborah Lipstadt, the concept of "comparable Allied wrongs" such as the post-war expulsions and alleged Allied war crimes like the bombing of Dresden, is at the center of, and a continuously repeated theme of, contemporary Holocaust denial; phenomenon she calls "immoral equivalencies".
An attorney for the Gaye children, Richard Busch, said there were copied elements -- including the bass and keyboard line, the hook and a repeated theme -- in all but two bars of "Blurred Lines".
The concept of synergy was a repeated theme at the symposium.
Minority Report presents a future of increasing electronic surveillance, personalized advertising, and it analyzes the role of media in a future state where electronic advancements make its presence nearly boundless, the potential legality of an infallible prosecutor, and Spielberg's repeated theme of the broken family.
Finding a theme or angle for your brand and sticking with it for repeated themes of posts over time can build a sticky factor to get fans returning regularly to see what you're talking about or where you are, etc.
Despite repeated themes of self-determination and responsibility, Trump betrayed his own principles by asserting an intent to recklessly escalate the United States' ill-advised role of world police.
I've been struck by the repeated themes of many of the conversations being had, online and off, since the recent spate of shootings culminating in the Newtown massacre, the second most deadly school shooting in America's history.
