Sentence examples for pressing themes from inspiring English sources

Writing, and what it might "disclose" about its authors, is one of the most pressing themes in Kundera's oeuvre, from The Joke onwards.

And viewed in conjunction with pressing themes of hunger, health, environment, economy, community and security, it's clear that achieving that cultural shift is more than just an admirable goal. .

Based on fundamental rights enshrined in the CRC and the areas of focus for Government of Namibia and UNICEF Namibia cooperation, the following issues were highlighted as the most pressing themes for young Namibians: Education, HIV/AIDS, Health/Nutrition, Child Protection, and "Your Future" (which includes the issues of employment, participation and environment).

Neilson's more pressing theme, however, is a different kind of madness: the apparently insane behaviour of adults when seen from the perspective of a child.

How our past comes back to haunt us is also a pressing theme in Moore's The Lighthouse yet here there is hope for a second chance – if not of flying to the moon then at least of fulfilling more terrestrial wishes.

It is difficult to figure out which is the film's more pressing theme — the power of love to change the course of a life, or the political and social realities of living in occupied territory.

Given Oscar's taste for lovable child actors and pressing social themes, it isn't surprising that three of the four involve children in various states of risk.

Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina hit on similar ideas during his 2004 campaign for president, focusing on the gaps between "the two Americas," and has continued pressing the theme in his race against Mrs. Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.

This is one of Roger Corman's earliest films, and despite the bare-bones budget and having the ever-pressing theme of identity loss being delivered via the medium of giant, telepathic crabs with big, googly eyes, the master of the B's makes the experience sixty minutes of pure hoot.

It would be nice, in this Year of the Bus, to know what Londoners as a whole think about these and other pressing New Routemaster themes.

Taken together, the ad could prove effective in countering concerns about Mr. Lazio's commitment to education, but pressing the trust theme seems to be equally as important a goal.