Sentence examples for pursuing the theme from inspiring English sources

The gallery, Proteus Gowanus in Brooklyn, has been pursuing the theme of migration, and its director, Tamara Pittman, put out a call for interesting objects on that theme.

But now the world's leading economies – the G20, G8 and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development – were apparently pursuing the theme with zeal.

(Pursuing the theme, Ian McDonald, government spokesman during the Falklands conflict and later responsible for arms exports, told the inquiry: "Truth is a very difficult concept").

But pursuing the theme that America is doing the least worst among major economies, here's a chart I find illuminating: In the early stages of the crisis, unemployment rose more rapidly in the US than in Europe.

"I'd left bits of my consciousness, bits of myself on so many customs' screens, a copy of me could easily have been formed from those samples, a me composed of 50percentt of my person," he says, pursuing the theme of bilocation.

But Republicans pursued the theme that the problem was incompetence and political influence.

To some extent, "Green Zone" pursues the theme missed by "The Ghost Writer".

Archbishops pursued the theme that Christian refugees should have privileged access to a Christian Australia.

These sketchbooks confirm how consistently Perry has pursued the theme of sexuality.

In 1991 Pinter pursued the theme in Party Time showing an affluent, smugly insular, high-bourgeois world indifferent to the erosion of civil liberties.

In 1991 he pursued the theme in Party Time, showing an affluent, smugly insular high-bourgeois world indifferent to the erosion of civil liberties.