Sentence examples for competing themes from inspiring English sources
Laws are still bent for some fuzzy "greater good". Loyalty and betrayal are once more competing themes.
Carlos Acosta segues from dance to drama with ease, aided by Eirene Houston's thoughtful script that gently ties together a plethora of competing themes and ideas.
The swiftly changing physical landscape of Istanbul symbolizes the competing themes that undergird modern Turkey — Islam versus secularism, rural versus urban.
The protests also provide yet another bright dividing line between Democrats and Republicans in Washington — one that seems likely to help shape the competing themes of the 2012 presidential election.
During Bush's first term, foreign policy had two competing themes, framed by "realists" under Powell at State who sought pragmatic accommodation with the world on common goals, and "neo-conservatives" at the Pentagon and Vice President Cheney's office who had grand visions of remaking the world, even if it meant defying allies.
The growth figures, released on Friday by the Commerce Department, played right into the candidates' competing themes on the campaign trail, where President Obama has pointed to slow but steady economic recovery relative to the severe recession he inherited, while Mitt Romney has criticized growth of the past few years as unacceptably slow because of Mr. Obama's policies.
Another competing theme is fat-on-fat cuisine.
Kiwi leaves the family enterprise and goes to the World of Darkness, a competing theme park with hellish enticements like blood-red water and boiled cola.
The best-known trolley terminus was Coney Island in New York City, which became home to several competing theme parks inspired by the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
Such limits do not exist over competing theme parks such as Universal Studios or Knott's Berry Farm.
In 2000, Universal was involved in placing restrictions on the property through a 55-page private Master Declaration – to prevent any competing theme parks from popping up on the land about a mile and a half from Universal's two existing theme parks.
