Sentence examples for side themes from inspiring English sources

Network connectivity, and Facebook's "mission to connect the world," have been longstanding side themes for the social networking company, whose bread and butter continues to be advertising on its social network, which includes Facebook, but also Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram.

The principal investigator (CB) concurrently analyzed and collected the data to ensure that the interviews were effectively eliciting the types of description that were anticipated, to allow for the exploration of interesting side themes, and to estimate the point of saturation (Kennedy and Lingard 2006).

Doyle pointed out that historically white women are more revered for their beauty than black women, which is a side theme of the fight between Sharon and Lisa.

The side-by-side themed answers made filling the grid a bit of a challenge, since I was locked into two consecutive letters on 28 occasions.

A side-theme here is dinosaurs; lots of fossils have been found in Patagonia and Trelew has an excellent collection at its Egidio Feruglio Museum of Paleontology.

Quins continued the side-to-side theme – certainly more effective against 13 than it is against 15 – and Nick Evans was worked over on the left, after Yarde had gone through his England rival, Jack Nowell, on the right.

A-Sides theme written and performed by Blondfire.

But then he not only doubled down on the "bad people on both sides" theme, he took up the ostensible cause that had brought white supremacists to Charlottesville in the first place: protest against taking down statues glorifying Confederate leaders who'd fought to retain slavery.

There is also something glib about Madonna's side-theme in her film about how people in this poor country have more humanity and joy (a narration accompanied with shots of laughing children in pick-up trucks) than people on Park Avenue (we see a traffic jam).

Its retro design stays just the right side of "themed" – this is not a country house hotel that throws murder mystery weekends.

Indeed, apart from Sanchez's valiant efforts to hold up the supply-sider side, the theme of the evening was not whether the Democrats could or should win this November, but whether, having won, they would be Democratic enough.