Sentence examples for elevating the theme from inspiring English sources

But Francis has consistently called on Catholics to create a "poor church," elevating the theme of poverty among his signal initiatives.

This commitment to transparency and accountability is closely aligned with the Open Government Initiative, which the UK will chair into 2013, so we would expect the UK to take a leading role in elevating the theme of accountability in the G8 summit process.

David Childs's design for Columbus Center, featuring two parallelogram-shape glass towers rising from a multifaceted base, will elevate the theme to epic heights.

Hans Küng, a prominent theologian from Switzerland and president of the Foundation for a Global Ethic, who was another of the "eminent persons," elevated the theme to a new paradigm for international relations, guided by a "globalization of ethics".

The new image called up at the end not only reminds the singers of the "spacious skies" that began the song but also elevates the final theme to one of unity and tolerance.

The studio seems to be elevating the concept of a theme park, with stunning, ethereal visuals that turn the real world into a dream environment.

Just months into his second term, Mr. Obama has time to elevate the unifying themes that propelled his initial emergence.

"You're not elevating the machine.

When I see a theme like this, I look for the literal meaning: wouldn't it have elevated this theme considerably if the word COP had been UNDER an entry with the word COVER in it?

"I wanted to elevate that theme to the forefront because I think people will automatically be able to relate to it".

Our foreign policy leaders would be wise to elevate this theme for even further outreach to the world.