Sentence examples for the theme of doing from inspiring English sources

In Philadelphia, lawmakers repeatedly visited the theme of doing more with less — or with nothing.

"The theme of doing more is consistent across all OSes," Senior Product Marketing Maanager Hassan Anjum told TechCrunch, when pressed about redundancy.

And the honored guest, Nancy Peretsman, managing director of Allen & Company, had her own tale of triumph under the theme of "Don't Get Petty, Get Even".

Clinton gives many variations on the theme of don't-think-so.

In keeping with the theme of Republicans doing better than Democrats under Obama, note that six of the 10 states in which credit scores improved voted for McCain in 2008.

(In Britain, Kevin is a slang term meaning sissy.) But perhaps surprisingly, given the materialism of the age, the theme of money does not flow through "White Teeth" the way it does in so many 19th-century novels.

Little by little, as the exhibition progresses, the theme of homosexuality does emerge, but without an attempt to give any social or historical perspective.

I discovered in a Karachi traffic jam today that Jeremy Corbyn intended to make use in his conference speech of a passage I wrote some years ago with the theme of "you don't have to take what you're given".

But in Tough Love: Sexuality, Compassion, and the Christian Right, I show that the theme of compassion does, in fact, run throughout Rand's major works.

Maslin agreed; she said that while it "takes aim at targets that are none too fresh", and that the theme of nonconformity did not surprise, the film had its own "corrosive novelty".

Here, though, the program veers from the theme of women who did not get their due.