Sentence examples similar to central theme of debate from inspiring English sources

It is shown here that the said experimental data constitute the first observations (including the "fine structure") of what we have called "apparent or quasiKnudsen" (to avoid confusion with proper Knudsen) flow behavior, which is the central theme of the debate in question.

Trump made it clear that he planned on making a central theme of the debate the decades-old allegations that Hillary Clinton intimidated women who accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault.

The SNP does not want this debate to become the central theme of this general election campaign.

Usually, the special guests whom presidential nominees invite to their debates are meant to underscore some central theme of the candidate's agenda or uplifting moment in their biography.

I think it's such a shame that our situation as refugees in this country was a central theme of the campaign, but we weren't allowed to participate in the debate at all.

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.

The memorandums, and the ensuing debate over them, go to the core of a central theme of the Bush administration: the expansive use of executive power in pursuit of terror suspects.

One central theme of the forum, which took place from 11 to 15 August, was "the challenge of change"; it produced intense debate between the defenders of these governments and their critics.

Gender politics is a central theme of Maher's work.

The central theme of this paper is how firms try to unlock communities as complementary assets.

Both candidates made change the central theme of their campaigns.