Sentence examples for presiding themes from inspiring English sources

What Will They See Of Me?, the second edition of this recently launched prize, sees four emerging artist-film-makers tackle one of the internet age's presiding themes: self-presentation.

(Actually, it's a swan: the transformation of ugliness into beauty is one of many presiding themes).

That could have been a cunning sleight, instead of which time itself becomes the presiding theme.

The image extends a presiding theme for McCall, whose covers often delight in the fine grain of life in New York, with especial attention paid to anything on wheels.

So we have had an internationalist president presiding over a period of renationalization (the other great theme of Kupchan's book), by which I mean: looking to the state for an increased role in protecting citizens from the downsides of globalization, while reversing the movement of political power to global institutions.

On the evening the Rolling Stone piece broke, Penn was presiding over one of a number of Hollywood-themed parties taking place in Los Angeles this Golden Globes weekend.

The 76-year-old began a "Save Disney" campaign to remove the then chief executive, Michael Eisner, who was accused of presiding over box-office flops, a declining ABC network and a cost-cutting programme that left theme parks looking scruffy.

Even as he assailed Mr. Obama as presiding over a "government-centered society," Mr. Romney spoke in upbeat, elevated and optimistic tones that were steeped in themes of patriotism fashioned for a general election.

Indeed, in 1953, President Dwight D. Eisenhower presided over the first presidential prayer breakfast on a "government under God" theme and worked to promote public religiosity in a variety of ways.

In January, the presiding….

Judge James Fox, 83, is presiding.