Sentence examples for press this theme from inspiring English sources

He has continued to press this theme.

He also told CNN he would press this theme at the G-20 meeting in London this week.

On Saturday evening, Mr. Erdogan, standing atop a bus outside his home, pressed this theme in a thundering message to his supporters, calling on the United States to arrest Mr. Gulen and send him back to Turkey.

Susan Wendell's The Rejected Body (1996) pressed this theme further, integrating the experiences of disabled people into discussions of bodily life.

Giving a preview of his address to the convention on Thursday night, he said that he would press the theme of "America First," his rallying cry for the past four months, and that he was prepared to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada if he could not negotiate radically better terms.

As president Reagan continued to press the theme that our problems had taken a long time to accumulate under previous administrations and would take a long time to unwind.

But the G.O.P. nominee pressed on with this theme during several campaign stops today, saying that his trial by fire at the London Olympics had prepared him for foreign-policy challenges ahead.

Pressing the theme, Collins even entertained the unlikely notion that Zach Wheeler, the organization's top prospect, who is pitching in Class AA, could appear for the Mets in the near future.

Mike Duran, of Alhambra, a longtime county worker who retired from the Probation Department last year, presses the theme of creating role models for the Chicano community during his part-time work for Mujeres Y Hombres Nobles, an alternative education program in Monterey Park.

"We think Chiang Chisg-kuo is dying, and that the Kuomintang is dying, too," said Wu, the magazine editor, who asserted that his own goal is "to overthrow the Kuomintang regime". Against the new party's nationalistic appeals, the Kuomintang pressed the theme that under its leadership, Taiwan has achieved stability and prosperity.

No one was surprised that he wrote on this theme -- he repeatedly pressed the government to listen Lindemann's advice on how to improve Britain's aerial defences.