Sentence examples for reinforcing a theme from inspiring English sources

After watching the three presidential debates, several prominent Democrats on Capitol Hill bluntly questioned Gov. George W. Bush's capacity to lead yesterday, reinforcing a theme that surrogates for Vice President Al Gore plan to voice repeatedly in the final days of the campaign.

"What is this, 'West Side Story' now?" Melfi asks, in a scene that deftly exposes his biases while reinforcing a theme: Tony had already revealed himself as a knee-jerk racist in dealing with his daughter's half-black, half-Jewish boyfriend.

In talking about unnamed "people" being out to get Trump, he raised the spectre of a smear campaign against the President, thus reinforcing a theme that was already spreading like a virus in the alt-right media: that Trump is the victim in this story.

Second, Big Sugar unleashed a barrage of publicity reinforcing a theme it has pressed through local councils and state government: that it is not the culprit for Lake O pollution: taxpayers with bad septic systems are.

But they reinforce a theme found throughout the book: the advantage of open systems as against proprietary ones in encouraging innovation.

Reinforcing a wider theme of improving educational performance and opportunities, she added: "We've got to challenge our universities and some of that will be controversial along the way".

In Britain, Benedict has reinforced a central theme of his papacy: warning against secularism in Europe.

Yesterday it reinforced a familiar theme from the referendum campaign, attacking the SNP's track record on health.

But he quoted a famous phrase from Dr. King's address to reinforce a central theme of his own speech.

This reinforced a recurring theme throughout the year, namely the party's desperate need to pick up more northern seats if it is to entertain any hope of an outright majority at the next election.

By selecting another young, pragmatic Southerner, Mr. Clinton reinforced a central theme of his campaign -- the need to discard both Republican and Democratic orthodoxies -- while augmenting his image as a confident insurgent ushering in change.