Sentence examples for central theme of a from inspiring English sources

She's made it a central theme of a three-day swing through the South.

"I like the idea of a central theme of a square where people can congregate.

The 'Siri of the cell' concept is a central theme of a 2014 essay by Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis and Trey Ideker for the journal Cell.

Using the likeness of a service member who has lost his arms and legs in war as the central theme of a cartoon was beyond tasteless.

The importance of the backlash around race and immigration inside the GOP is a central theme of a timely, careful and data-rich new book on the 2016 election by political scientists John Sides, Michael Tesler and Lynn Vavreck.

Gandhi expected his long-suffering wife and children to be as self-denying as he was, an illiberal trait that is a central theme of a spate of recent works about the Mahatma ("great soul").

Social awareness was always the central theme of an Anand novel.

That is the central theme of an open letter on civil service reform which the Institute for Government has just published.

That's the central theme of an astonishingly good book just published by Steven Pinker, a psychology professor at Harvard.

By sketching in a few hundred words the central theme of an argument of great subtlety and originality, I have certainly done Foucault injustice.

The lobby's harmful impact on Israel was also a central theme of an op-ed article, "Israel's False Friends," we wrote in The Los Angeles Times on Jan . 6