Sentence examples for pushing the theme from inspiring English sources

But I do think we're definitely pushing the theme in some really compelling and sort of meaningful directions.

(Maybe pushing the theme a bit too far, a cluster of mollusk-shaped buildings sits on the site's eastern edge).

Nicole Wallace of Team McCain this morning kept pushing the theme that Obama is arrogant on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," sparring with Robert Gibbs from the Obama camp.

Danny (10 05 22 PM): Romney was sorta smarmy with that "Nope" Rachel (10 05 30 PM): "You have been pushing the theme of 'change' recently".

The first Christmas campaign was rolled out on December 1 , 1974 pushing the theme of "a day to please the children," and the rest is Yuletide history.

It is laudable that the filmmakers did not overtly push the theme of evolution.

British educators pushed the theme at places like Rugby School, which became widely associated with the cult of athleticism through a popular 1857 novel, "Tom Brown's Schooldays," written by a former Rugby student, Thomas Hughes.

He has passionately pushed the theme ever since, promising to extract federal tax dollars from Wall Street speculators and the richest elites and corporations to fund one of the main pillars of his policy platform.

He pushed the theme that the new administration should avoid nation-building exercises like the United States role in Haiti and Somalia and in the Balkans, an idea Mr. Bush used in his debates with Vice President Al Gore.

A new Bush campaign ad pushes the theme of an "ownership society," and concludes with President Bush declaring, "I understand if you own something, you have a vital stake in the future of America".

The two Matrix sequels huffed and puffed to push the theme of mind control even further, and wound up as films so convoluted that ultimately it was the audience that wanted to unplug.