Sentence examples for taking up the theme from inspiring English sources

News media blatherers and bloggers are taking up the theme.

Lately, an adviser to Mr. Zuma has been taking up the theme, bluntly declaring that it is time democracy came to Zimbabwe.

Smaller bronzes representing Eros, ceramic vessels painted with scenes featuring the deity, and occasional marble fragments and jewelry taking up the theme are displayed on stands and in cases around the center piece or in vitrines set along the walls.

(We cited the lessons of the Second Vatican Council, which, taking up the theme of responsible parenthood, only three years before, had said, "The parents themselves, and no one else, should ultimately make this judgment in the sight of God").

Faye's encounters are orchestrated like a fugue, with each voice taking up the theme: the quest for freedom from a false self — a stock character one has been forced to play by parents who extort compliance, or by a mate who imposes submission as the price for love.

But they both have psychoanalytic training and practices and both attend to the body and the drives, taking up the theme of loss or exile of the mother's body and the impact of matricide on social relations.

Chris Sutherland takes up the theme.

Mr Khan has also taken up the theme.

Thomas Bach, the IOC president, took up the theme.

Paul Jacob, the mayor of Donzy (independent centre-right) takes up the theme.

Unfortunately, "Metanoia" takes up the theme in a badly jumbled way.