Sentence examples for governing theme from inspiring English sources

At times, the attempt to keep the governing theme afloat results in awkward intellectual calisthenics.

If his homosexuality is the governing theme, the sexual impulse itself is the animating principle.

Growth is perhaps the governing theme of our conversation this lunchtime.

In parenthesis: Cameron's fixation with "security" as a governing theme long predates Corbyn's election.

The "big society", which was once to be his governing theme, is rarely heard of these days.

Traditionally, the design process involves iteration on a governing theme until a set form is achieved and decided on.

"Illusions and what they cost us is one of the governing themes of the show," he says.

But every element rewards attention, and the governing themes are clear enough – the country's intersections of power, money, humanity and beauty.

Absent mothers who are not entirely absent; present mothers who are not what they appear to be — these are the novel's governing themes.

The ensuing discussion made justice one of the governing themes in bioethical discourse, and most of that discussion ended up criticizing the current unequal access of Americans to health care.

Dominic Raab, one of the authors of Britannia Unchained, is not quite prepared to claim credit for supplying Cameron and Osborne with what, belatedly, may be one of their few persuasive governing themes.