Sentence examples for states theme from inspiring English sources

Referring to the War Between the States theme, the Blue Jackets' communications director, Todd Sharrock, said, "I'm not sure how that will play in Atlanta".

Miller continued his give-it-to-the states theme when asked about Social Security and Medicare.

It is also the talkiest and the one that most explicitly states themes that are implicit elsewhere, including the slipperiness of language and the idea that people in intimate relationships can be strangers to one another.

Stated theme: "The human form, human condition and humanity".

The theme of "Empire State" theme is not always strictly geographical, in that some of the artists don't actually live there.

The story, such as it is, is meant to drive home a baldly stated theme: that "men were in power for five million years" but now have to "share it with women," and that as a result women are "a little crazed by their gains in power," and men are "a little crazed by their losses".

Though not an expressly stated theme, there is an undercurrent of homoeroticism here, with several portraits of beautiful young boys, including Mona Kuhn's sensual "Boy by Door" (2002), and an array of male nudes ranging from the athletic to the voyeuristic and raunchy.

Allen Ambrosini from At The Park Magazine stated theme park guests in the late 1990s were becoming more sophisticated, desiring rides that combined theming and thrills into a single immersive experience.

Mr. Puiu is not inclined to state themes or draw out lessons.

Designers often use concept coupes to state themes that will eventually emerge in sedans.

Beyond national consequences and state themes, the race has been complicated, expensive and often nasty.