Sentence examples for cherished theme from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night, Obama returned to his cherished theme, the perfection of the Union.

The benefits of the tried&true are also a cherished theme around the White House.

"We are living in a smaller and smaller world," Mr. Clinton had said in Virginia, sounding a cherished theme about the economy that might apply as well to how the political walls seem suddenly to be closing in on him.

One must be not just a star athlete but a civil rights champion, or an actor who was also a major philanthropist.Political calculations come into play with some nominees, as the president highlights cherished themes or pays tribute to specific interest groups.

Human frailty, a theme cherished by Bournonville, is something he has to reckon with when he stakes a season on new choreography.

Jamal's big hit Poinciana cherished the yearning theme, but also set loose an exuberantly dancing Badrena; Autumn Rain touched on hip-hop; and the pianist's makeover of Blue Moon was a reminder of how sharp his ear for a catchy ostinato still is.

It is interesting, if not wholly surprising, how many of these writers, living and writing apart from one another, focused on the same themes and were cherished in their countries both as writers and as philosophers.

"It's like storytelling," Mr. Saint went on, "but it is a play about the struggle to hold onto cherished traditions" -- a classic Gurney theme -- "and the iconoclast within, wanting to bash them".

In the opinion of S. J. Rozan, a New York architect and the author of multiple crime novels, some of which feature construction as a theme, hidden details are especially cherished by New Yorkers.

Brotherhood, solidarity, and fraternity had been the themes on which MAZLUMDER thrived and cherished with enthusiasm to overcome the nationalist ideology and its dividing nature.

The dignity of the human person, a theme repeated again and again in papal encyclicals, is cherished and is promoted in practical, effective ways.