Sentence examples for dominating themes in from inspiring English sources

Treaty of Medina del Campo, (1489), treaty between Spain and England, which, although never fully accepted by either side, established the dominating themes in Anglo-Spanish relations in the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

Safety and uncertainty were the dominating themes in the discussions.

ROSELLE, N.J. -- Newark Mayor Cory Booker is calling on Democrats in New Jersey to unite behind the party's gubernatorial candidate in an effort to stop party infighting that has become a dominate theme in the campaign.

In addition, our aim was to identify dominating themes and trends in the existing body of research.

Cavell does not have a neat and tidy definition of perfectionism, and his list of perfectionist works ranges from Plato's Republic to Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations, but he identifies "two dominating themes of perfectionism" in Emerson's writing: (1) "that the human self … is always becoming, as on a journey, always partially in a further state.

Curiosuly, one dominating theme has emerged over the past few days: Requests for better support in Iran.

The presence of transnational criminal/terrorist groups operating in the region became a dominate theme for the organisation.

Their conclusion was that anti-Clinton themes dominated in the final days of the campaign.

The Nazi slaughter of six million Jews, he says, has become the central theme of Israeli life, dominating it in a way that distorts the country's outlook.

We must carefully distinguish between the poetry in which Millay's personal romance-angst theme dominates and that in which a larger, cosmic drama is portrayed (in "Epitaph," the self-extinction of the human species).

The economy dominated in Europe in 2012.