Sentence examples for became a unifying theme from inspiring English sources
Indeed, relaxed tempos became a unifying theme.
The Eichmann trial became a unifying national experience.
"In the 1920s and 30s," De Silva Wijeyerante tells me, "[Hindu] Tamils became a unifying source of otherness".
But outright lying or routinely withholding information that may cast an unflattering light on a candidate or campaign has become a central, unifying theme this year.
Indeed, as McCullough's smooth parade of anecdotes moves into the later 19th century, it becomes increasingly clear that his book lacks a unifying theme.
Some of them told me that he did have a unifying theme — the middle-class squeeze — and that it would become clearer to voters as they began paying closer attention to the race.
But I think that future historians will have no trouble finding a unifying theme in the Clinton years, and that its importance will become only clearer as the decades pass.
Like Jungr, Fasano relishes the notion of a unifying theme and relishes its remaining not so blatant that it becomes didactic.
