Sentence examples for a theme that may from inspiring English sources

It is a theme that may very well play out when the two teams meet at the Garden on Friday night in Game 3.

Situated between Germany, France and Italy, Switzerland is itself a country that knows the problems of linguistic confusion – a theme that may make sense in Edinburgh, too, according to Valentine.

In The Shepheardes Calender: October, Spenser, through the character of the pastoral piper Cuddie, sings a theme that may be near to many of our hearts, the neglect of poetry and the poverty of poets, who "little good hath got, and much lesse gayne" on account of their art.

It's a theme that may well resonate more in a presidential campaign than it did in last year's Congressional races, when most voters seemed to be rendering a verdict on the status quo in Washington, rather than focusing on a choice between competing philosophies.

In the tradition of the great macro hedge fund investors like George Soros and Julian H. Robertson Jr., Mr. Pal, whose last job was as a portfolio manager at GLG, a hedge fund based in London, likes to pick a theme that may take years to pan out and run with it.

And its culture, I'm told, is also heavily steeped, as do many religious countries, in the urge to say no to the seven vices – wrath, greed, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and gluttony – a theme that may also come up in your song suggestions.

These pathological characteristics are similar to those that distinguish highly pathogenic avian H5N1 and 1918 influenza viruses from lower pathogenicity isolates [ 12- 14], suggesting a common host response theme that may contribute to increased pathogenicity phenotypes for diverse influenza viruses.

In this talk, I will explore the work of a policy technologist and cover a number of emerging themes that may be useful to you in your own work, or in thinking about possible career paths.

I've polled a number of parents on this specific issue and have come up with a number of recurring themes that may help explain why parents try so hard to repress memories of their teen years.

After data collection the complete transcriptions were comprehensively open-coded to formulate a list of key themes that may affect levels of stigma in people living with PCD.

Speaking at a forum held by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Mrs. Clinton continued to strike themes that may have resonance at a time when polls indicate that voters are concerned about the nation's moral climate.