Sentence examples for bigger theme in the from inspiring English sources

Still, the wobbly economy may now become a bigger theme in the election campaign.

It's a big theme in the book.

Despondency has become a big theme in the campaign for the federal presidency.

Now, the big theme in the industry is to get back to basics.

The other big theme in the collection was transparency, though Mr. Costa used a lighter hand than many designers.

Welfare reform was not a big theme in the Liberal Democrats' election manifesto and Steve Webb, their minister in the department, is on the party's left.

"That became a big theme in the film," Ms. Levingston said, two to three years before it became a topic of news reports.

Even so, Latvia's security was the big theme in the election campaign.In all likelihood Harmony will remain guilty by association with Russia and will have to remain in opposition.

The big theme in the Adonis plan is to rebuild Britain by reviving cities and treating them as future economic powerhouses – a theme also surprisingly adopted by the chancellor, George Osborne, in a speech last week.

SPEAKING OF THANKSGIVING DINNER -- There are few earnings reports of note being released this week but food is a big theme in the ones that are, including results from Campbell Soup today, H. J. Heinz tomorrow and Hormel Foods on Wednesday.

Bob finds clarity within the maelstrom of adolescence in Benjamin Franklin's spelling reform movement, and passes Georges notes that say things like "So dum!" Spelling is a big theme in the book, as it is also, partly, the source of Georges' bullying.