Sentence examples for early themes from inspiring English sources

All the early themes of his successful presidential campaign were there.

The movie was also notable for being the last of Forman's works to incorporate his early themes.

Instead, the campaigns have revived Mr. Clinton's early themes, talking about opportunity and responsibility, improving education and preparing American workers for the global economy.

The resurrection of its early themes suggests how far the fairy tale has come, and at the same time, how it has come full circle".

Although Mark H. Miller, the executive director of the council, asserted that there was no cooperation between his organization and the campaign, the ad fairly precisely tracks some of Mr. Lazio's early themes.

But Coleman, not a man to play his greatest hits, avoided the achingly evocative early themes that have been seized on by all manner of modern jazz musicians (Pat Metheny, Joe Lovano and Carla Bley among them).

An early theme in the show is the impact of World War II.

This time, Democrats said, Mr. Bush appears to have settled again on an early theme.

Malcolm Turnbull is set to expand on an early theme of his prime ministership by unveiling an "innovation" package believed to be worth more than $1bn over four years.

An early theme in her career was using the State Constitution to provide defendants with greater protection than the United States Constitution does.

Winners are grinners, obviously, but one early theme of the inquest into England's Ashes defence was the apparently happier, more relaxed outlook of Australia's squad dating back to well before the start of the series.