Sentence examples for emphasizing themes from inspiring English sources

More than twice as many Americans credited Mr. Obama, as compared with Republicans, with emphasizing themes of bipartisan unity.

With a strike deadline looming Friday, the two sides are entrenched in their philosophies, with each emphasizing themes it believes will resonate with the public.

His speech is campaign boilerplate, emphasizing themes of black self-reliance, the persistence of white racism and so on, but nowhere does he mention the Nation of Islam's anti-Semitic, anti-gay, racist ideology, let alone condemn it.

While honoring the book's concern with social injustice, Ford makes the film his by emphasizing themes of family and loss, and by filming the Oakies' migration to California as an ironic reflection of a western wagon train.

He will argue for more funding by telling Congress that NIH funding stimulates local economies and by emphasizing "themes that clearly resonate".

Community-based implementation of (alternative) RE technologies has widely been advocated as 'a way of implementing renewable energy technologies, emphasizing themes of self-sufficiency, local determination, engagement and empowerment' [5].

During this time, Bennett continued to record, first putting out the acclaimed look-back Astoria: Portrait of the Artist (1990), then emphasizing themed albums such as the Sinatra homage Perfectly Frank (1992) and the Fred Astaire tribute Steppin' Out (1993).

Later, the bishops decided to release the letter in 2000, which the church has proclaimed a Jubilee Year, a period that emphasizes themes of conversion and reconciliation.

Today's world fairs, or expos, tend to emphasize themes like technology and urban planning rather than the object-focused integration of art and industry.

So you got a values campaign: 'an era of responsibility,'leaveve no child behind' and, of course, 'compassion.' " As president, Bush has continued to emphasize themes -- encapsulated in slogans, stenciled on backdrops, illustrated by powerful visuals.

The course, which would be offered in the spring if it passes through a lengthy approval process, would emphasize themes like Islam, globalism, terrorism and the end of the nation-state.