Sentence examples for preferred themes from inspiring English sources

His preferred themes are gas prices, energy exploration and tax code simplification.

Somewhat paradoxically, Governor Bush has imposed what he calls an "iron-fist rule" to make sure that ideology does not trump his preferred themes of tolerance and inclusion.

Most unexpectedly, he exhibited a lightness of touch in difficult moments that enabled him to keep the focus on his preferred themes; for example, dismissing Mr Salmond's complaint that Scotland did not want its Tory-led government in Westminster by revealing, tongue-in-cheek, that he had never voted for Mr Salmond either.

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For Boehner, a major challenge in 2014 will be to persuade tea party members on the right to stick to the GOP's preferred themes and avoid the flashier brinkmanship that led the party into dangerous waters in the fall.

While the artist, on his night of glory, was shy to speak about the specifics of the project, from the visual composition, one can only glean that α (alpha pulse) stems from Nicolai's preferred themes of randomness and self-organizing patterns.

Manziel expressed the Aggies' preferred theme, recounting what Sumlin told his players in the locker room: that Alabama lost once in 2011 and in 2012 and still won the national championship each season.

He prefers themes; this season his muse was Amanda Lear, the disco queen, who appeared on the cover of "For Your Pleasure" by Roxy Music.

For example, trance music with its endless repetitions frustrates anyone who prefers theme and variation, purely percussive music is wearisome to those who crave melody and chord progressions, and atonal music seems to freak just about everyone out.

He preferred variations to themes, stepping up to a canvas and whaling away.

Mozart preferred strongly differentiated themes, and he often reshaped his second subjects drastically when they reappeared in the recapitulation.