Sentence examples for address that theme from inspiring English sources

But Israelis are taught from grade school about the church's historic persecution of Jews, and many were disappointed that Benedict did not directly address that theme.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday 25 October 2010 This guide to comedy cliches said the theme of the slob who must change his ways in order to impress girls could be said to originate with Henry V, Part I. Shakespeare's Henry V has only one part and does not address that theme.

Writer Steve Metzger and illustrator Hans Wilhelm address that theme in "It's Time for School" (Scholastic, 32 pages, $2.99), one of four books in the Dinofours series of stories with Dinosaur themes aimed at 4-year-olds.

Fascinated by the thin layer of appearance that stands between our perception of someone and that person's inner essence, Almodóvar here addresses that continuing theme in his work in a bold, unsettling exploration of identity.

Ek addressed that theme in his blog post.

He cites his 1964 film "Red Desert" as the place where he addressed that theme most directly.

Her art addresses that theme, and others, but her work, often multimedia, is layered in ways that make it more complicated, and arguably more rewarding, than more baldly confrontational contemporary art.

Addressing that theme, Roberto Suro, director of the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California, said Latinos who enroll in college were "the low-hanging fruit" that policy makers could focus on, with more financial aid and other incentives, to improve college graduation rates quickly.

Gates, the co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, outlined his vision for tackling global poverty in an address that echoed the central themes of his fourth annual letter, published this week.

He rode a popular wave and even at the beginning of this year, when he gave his State of the Union address, that was still a major theme.

This book examines such prints that address the theme of "execution" in three senses performance, death by official order, and carrying a plan through to its natural end.