Sentence examples for namely a theme from inspiring English sources

And now we can the Chinese, namely a theme park in Sichuan in central China, agree: they went and erected a Gundam on their own.

The questions Perry encountered weren't exactly hardballs, but he answered each one with variations on a theme, namely that Texas is awesome.

Robert Scoble has been riffing on a theme of late, namely where on earth – heavens to murgatroyd – are we supposed to have social conversations now they are split up between Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and Blip.pl (ok admittedly that last one is a Twitter clone in Poland – but you get my drift. Hey, the Poles like it…).

In Japanese, for example, an unmarked Theme usually comprises two experiential components, namely a circumstantial Adjunct and a Subject (Teruya 2006).

Some of the 23 students in the class scoffed at a theme echoed by many Republicans, namely that Ms. Palin's brief tenure as Alaska's governor gave her enough executive experience for national office.

These responses highlight a theme related to global health security, namely its potentially uneasy and conflicting relationship to global health equity.

The Host asks about the President's theme and accomplishments, namely: a) his declaration that we can't go back to the economic policies that resulted in eight million jobs lost; b) the proposed Buffett Rule; c) his legislative and foreign policy accomplishments (as lauded by last week's Time and Newsweek covers).

Namely, a fish named Hilary Rosen.

The issue of quality touches upon a theme which has been much debated during the past 20 years: namely, the role of kindergartens in a lifelong learning perspective.

First of all, there is a theme that seems to be playing an important role in religious texts of various religions, namely that of awe.

In Armida, Weir re-explores a theme she addressed in her earlier TV opera, Scipio's Dream (a homage to Mozart also directed by Margaret Williams in 1991), namely the conflict between love and duty.