Sentence examples for longstanding theme from inspiring English sources

We also tackled another longstanding theme – the company's "difficult" reputation.

Conflict over exercising the right to vote has been a longstanding theme in our history.

The wages of seeing are a longstanding theme in Mr. Hurlin's work.

He was a tall, commanding Lothario while Logue was just discovering what was to be a longstanding theme in his life: difficulties with girls.

Before a crowd of 30,000 he elaborated on his longstanding theme of a "square deal" for working Americans a concept that had made him wildly popular during his nearly two terms in office.

The design reflects longstanding themes in Mr. Mayne's work.

Mr. Perry was picking up on longstanding themes from that part of the Republican right that feels the very existence of the Federal Reserve undermines the Republic.

Another of Stevens's longstanding themes is the need for judicial oversight of broad claims of executive power, starting in the post-Watergate era.

In the second half of his career Mr. Rivette, who turned 84 last month and is reported to be ailing, assumed a more reflective, autumnal tenor even as he deepened his exploration of longstanding themes like performance and artistic creation.

A colorful and vibrant meditation on mortality, isolation and relationship, "Alone/Not Alone" combines two longstanding themes in Mr. Scholder's career: his rendering of iconic and dyadic figures and his depiction of skulls and skeletons.

American popular culture has returned to the theme of New York's destruction time and again, almost as a leitmotif that resonates with some of the most longstanding themes in American history: the ambivalence toward cities, the troubled reaction to immigrants and racial diversity, fear of technology's impact, and the tensions between natural and humanmade disasters.