Sentence examples for highlighting themes from inspiring English sources

The inquiry will therefore produce a report of our work, highlighting themes which might be subject to further examination".

Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, made a point of highlighting themes he believes unite the party and avoided mentioning his past differences with House Republicans over issues like tax credits, lawmakers at the meeting said.

"Across both traditional and modern subjects, we are working to both simplify and connect the content: simplify by boiling down subjects to their essential questions; and connect by highlighting themes across subjects, adding the myriad connections that exist between a subject and all other relevant subjects, and the connections to its application in the world," explains Fadel.

LONDON — Highlighting themes likely to be taken up by President Obama in his military policy speech on Tuesday, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain has demanded that Afghanistan and Pakistan match plans for increased allied troop levels in Afghanistan by taking tough actions of their own, including, in Pakistan, a stepped-up effort to capture Osama bin Laden.

Given their common comorbidity with borderline personality traits – usually highlighting themes of somatic preoccupation and somatization disorder [ 83] -, AN-BP patients often report such features, which should be specifically considered in therapy.

Mr. Brennan's speech highlighted themes contained in a 19-page document, "National Strategy for Counterterrorism," which the White House released on Wednesday.

Many objects in this section are selected to highlight themes raised by political movements of the 1960s, the decade that has the weightiest representation in the show.

Nonetheless, this approach highlights themes and trends that allow for some speculation about the wider populations at large.

Quotations were selected to highlight themes emerging from the analysis; some quotations provide information about one theme in particular, while others may provide information relevant to several themes.

Their views are not meant to be representative of the lay public, but rather to highlight themes and concerns that exist among members of the general public.

Table 2 lists a selection of quotes from the interviews highlighting the themes discussed below.