Sentence examples for society theme from inspiring English sources

(Tellingly, Mr Clegg did not disparage the Tories' "big society" theme during the campaign).Secondly, personalities matter.

Guests are expected to embrace the high society theme with extravagant ballgowns and elbow-length gloves likely to take top billing.

But there's a political imperative behind the "ownership society" theme: the need to provide pseudopopulist cover to policies that are, in reality, highly elitist.

But the "harmonious society" theme contains a multitude of political positions that reflect Mr. Hu's agenda as he has consolidated his power.

"It is to challenge the way the coalition is dismantling everything in the name of the 'big society'," says Cruddas. "We want to recapture the 'big society' theme by re-establishing Labour's traditions around mutualism, community and solidarity".

His account of the intellectual flaccidity of the French Socialist party - its fear-of-fear agenda - feels like a summary of Labour's next manifesto, while his attack on Sarkozy's promise of social renewal also applies to the "broken society" theme on which David Cameron campaigns.

Tenor Anthony Flaum, who is currently singing in the chorus at Glyndebourne, said: "The themes that run through opera written 100 years ago are still relevant to today's society: themes like love, war, hatred and tragedy".

Instead of those high society themes that often bog him down, Mr. Kors concentrated on a handful of sporty American looks, from a hooded minidress in white leather lined with sheared fur to a fitted mechanic's jumpsuit in brown suede.

Eamonn Butler of the libertarian Adam Smith Institute says he has been pleasantly surprised by the government's interest in civil liberties, which he attributes to Lib Dem influence.The big-society theme, championed by Mr Blond, represents an attempt to break away from the idea that political action is a simple choice between big government and isolated individuals.

This paper draws from the author's work in STEPS (Project number 217605) which receives support from the European Commission's Science-in-Society theme within the Seventh Framework Research Programme.

The Merman's Children (1979), for example, portrays the plight of a surviving species of mermen within human society, a theme found in medieval Danish balladry.