Sentence examples for expressed a common theme from inspiring English sources
The comedian Lynn Harris expressed a common theme.
Nor does Ken Rosenthal of Foxsports.com, who expressed a common theme.
Although Bono's unfocused lyrics seemed improvised, they expressed a common theme: the dreams and frustrations of adolescence.
What is different today about our values, our lives, our expectations, and our behavioral standards?" His letter expresses a common theme.
In addition to those who are openly vitriolic, there is a larger group of fans who express a common theme of what ESPN's Kate Fagan smartly calls "coded language" like, "Why is this news?" or "Why can't he just keep it to himself?" The most common theme in initial data is a mocking proclamation along the lines of, "I am going to announce that I am straight".
The joke expressed a common hope.
Much of the testimony seemed to underscore a common theme expressed by council members: the police do not devote enough attention or resources to episodes in which a pedestrian or a bicyclist is killed, and as a result, criminal charges are rarely filed unless the driver was drunk or distracted by a cellphone.
A common theme expressed by the CNS participants was that they needed to be self-driven for role progression as often there was little institutional or management support.
Nevertheless, the DRT approach appears to provide opportunities for enthusiasts to develop, and this was a common theme expressed by team members.
A common theme expressed by public patients was having no choice in which doctors they consulted, but also not necessarily seeing this in negative terms.
Firms had products registered all over West Africa, and a common theme expressed by interviewees was the competitive local market and the need for effective branding and marketing through television and radio.
