Sentence examples for into a theme of from inspiring English sources

But Democrats view the coming Buffett Rule vote as fitting into a theme of "fairness" for the middle class at a time when most Americans see a society tilted in favor of a wealthy elite.

Sally's lesson in ballroom etiquette (and, based on Marie and Roger's earlier conversation, the importance of continuing to take chances) fit loosely into a theme of mothers and daughters, made concrete in Megan's winning idea for Heinz, a march-of-time sequence of women through the ages feeding their girls baked beans.

This also ties into a theme of racism noted by a Kidreads.com reviewer.

The shared, entwined fate of Americans has been a recurrent theme in Obama's campaign rhetoric -- so much so that it got him in trouble when his remark about the cooperation underlying successful businesses was taken out of context and turned into a theme of GOP attacks.

We felt that the policy-making context, which is an important element of the policy triangle framework, was theoretically present underlying all of the themes and that it was not possible to separate it out into a theme of its own.

No one any longer believes that the government has the will or the wherewithal to drop an agent into an international troublespot – a theme of many of his books – to accomplish some improbably dangerous mission.

The game was linked to the Crystal Chronicles story through the game mechanic of summoning objects into existence through thought, a theme of the game series.

In the past decade, that creativity has turned the suburbs into a theme park of hokey goriness.

You never know when a sub-plot or other digression will turn into a major theme of your story, or even spin off into a story of its own.

It is a leitmotif that grows surely and irresistibly into a major theme of the exhibition.

After the attacks of Sept. 11, Ms. Buglisi says, she shifted her original images into a theme "more reflective of this sensitive time".