Sentence examples for become a central theme from inspiring English sources

Still, his advisers said this would become a central theme as the campaign developed.

Now, toughness in tragedy has become a central theme of his candidacy.

Do you think that medical/physical extremity has become a central theme in your work?

Police misconduct has become a central theme in the mayoral campaign.

For companies operating under unfavorable macroeconomic conditions, such as high wage/high tax countries in central Europe, innovation has become a central theme for survival.

Since then, "Are you better off?" has become a central theme of the campaign, and is likely to surface next week at the first presidential debate.

So at her urging, the closing of city hospitals became a central theme of her husband's candidacy.

This motif became a central theme in a strategy designed to facilitate culture change and acceptance of mental health as a community concern.

This became a central theme in the work of the dramatist Luigi Pirandello, whose plays questioned the very basis of realism on a stage that was itself artifice.

The iron law became a central theme in the study of organized labour, political parties, and pluralist democracy in the postwar era.

This became a central theme of my book: my characters felt it at first sight of the mansion in its impossibly lovely landscape.