Sentence examples for make a theme of from inspiring English sources

"Grey's Anatomy" and several of the reality shows (remember "Hey Paula"?) make a theme of exhaustion, and have derived suspense from the imperative to do precise work while less than fully awake.

The Dance Biennale in Venice has long made a theme of experimental locations.

In fact "Nashville" makes a theme of its inauthenticity, and the collision — let's say it's between starlets and coal miner's daughters — in the premiere.

He noticed that he'd accumulated a good amount of corduroy clothing in his twenty-some years, figured that that ought to count for something, and made a theme of it: a corduroy club.

I cast everybody in resin, just in case we make a theme park of our relationship".

Mr. Bush's presumed opponent, John Kerry, has begun to make that a theme of his campaign, and he called for Mr. Tenet's resignation months ago, along with that of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.

Last week, he made "thinking" a theme of his rallies.

John Edwards has made it a theme of his presidential campaign, denouncing it as "a birthright out of 18th-century British aristocracy, not 21st-century American democracy".

I made this a theme of the Reuters Memorial Lecture on Friday, focusing on what the right relationship is between Silicon Valley companies and journalism.

His spokesman, Michael Bustamante, says that the governor campaigned as a centrist, made moderation a theme of his first two State of the State speeches and told Democrats at last year's state convention exactly how he planned to lead.

Just as he campaigned on the theme of change when running for the White House, he made change a theme of his speech here, saying: "I didn't come here to debate the past.