Sentence examples for striking themes from inspiring English sources

Striking themes he has been sounding all week as he has showcased an array of policy proposals, Mr. Bush reminded his listeners that the Social Security payroll tax "is not the government's money, it's your money".

Three striking themes arise from the latest round of earnings calls.

Moreover, Jurd's striking themes suggest English, Spanish and Scottish folk melodies, and (on the beautiful Happy Sad Song) something of the wry lyricism of Kenny Wheeler.

One of the most striking themes is what a devil of a lot of plastic there is floating around in the sea.

One of the most striking themes was the importance of recognising that languages must be about more than providing a career boost.

Ms. Rothenberg played the second-piano part, which Messiaen performed at the premiere and which includes many of the work's most striking themes, as well as its solid bass writing.

Early works struck themes familiar to Israelis.

On Friday, he struck themes of democracy and pluralism, long hallmarks of his writing and preaching.

Mr. Davis, in his opening remarks, struck themes that he returned to again and again, contrasting his views on abortion, gun control and the environment with Mr. Simon's.

But in his appearance here, and later at a more freewheeling one at an Iowa seed exchange, he struck themes intended to appeal to moderate and independent voters, while drawing sharp contrasts with Republicans.

But Tuesday's report that Lee will return to the Phillies after agreeing to a five-year, $120 million deal does strike themes familiar to James's much-scorned transition game from Cleveland to Miami last summer.