Sentence examples for promotes the theme from inspiring English sources

She also promotes the theme that America is being corrupted by an evil President Obama, bent on following the nefarious religious agenda of Muslim overlords.

On Tuesday, a bipartisan gathering of local officials promoted the theme at a curbside news conference here at Rockaway and Windsor Avenues -- two streets served by three localities: the Town of Hempstead, the Village of Rockville Centre and Nassau County.

On that topic Burke said only that the combination would present an opportunity to promote the theme park to Comcast's customers.

After the initial 700 posters, the Obama campaign conveyed through Sergant that they wanted to promote the theme of hope, and most of the posters sold by Fairey subsequently had the word "" and later "" instead of ""; the star was also absent from later versions.

Some statements by officials promoted the theme of civic responsibility by stating that persons who ignored official travel advisories were placing others at risk.

To further promote the theme of friends assisting each other to reduce HIV risk behavior, peer educators were recruited as dyads pairs of friends who regularly attended the beer hall together.

Mr. Bush's effort to promote the themes of his State of the Union address and focus the country on his economic agenda got off to a rough start on Monday and Tuesday as he took a trip along the length of the Mississippi, from the John Deere factory in East Moline, Ill., to a small farming town in Missouri, to the giant port in New Orleans.

Jaime Mayor Oreja, a former interior minister, is stuck in the Basque region; Rodrigo Rato, the finance minister, has not been shining of late in the media; and the reputation of Mariano Rajoy, the deputy prime minister, was dented by the Prestige.Meanwhile Mr Aznar will continue to promote the themes that evidently served him well in the campaign.

Inside, a pretty clutter of copper pans, dolls and ceramic hens, along with an amusing collection of crémaillères, or antique pot hooks, promotes the French country theme.

Five Church of England bishops, in separate interviews for the Sunday Telegraph, all promoted the broad theme that the government's promotion of debt was "immoral".

Faux timber beams crisscross the ceiling; dark stained wood, amber glass and leprechaun-green napkins promote the pub theme.