Sentence examples for theme echoes from inspiring English sources

The "Innovation for all" theme echoes one that briefly appeared in recent ads for Chevrolet, "Excellence for all".

The theme echoes a narrative that has been pushed by Ms. McCaskill's campaign, and that helped propel Mr. Akin to victory in his party's primary.

China's ruling Communist Party is throwing itself a huge and meticulously choreographed anniversary party on Thursday, a celebration whose overarching theme echoes the words Mao spoke after forcing the Nationalists to surrender Beijing in 1949.

Here, the theme echoes Cinderella, but, according to Călinescu, the rural setting provides a sharp contrast to the classical motif.

Shutting down the lines of communication altogether may be the most painful spurn, which is why the theme echoes throughout pop music history.

It seems that the same common, recurring theme echoes in all named nuclear accidents - SLI, TMI, Chernobyl, and Fukushima - in this article.

It was a theme echoed at least among the most destitute: things could change only for the better.

And that is a theme echoed not just by others who have been laid off, but also by recruiters who are placing dot-com employees in new jobs.

Instead, he waxed lyrical about Indians' love for nature, a theme echoed by environment minister Javadekar, who insisted: "Growth and environmental protection are not against each other.

This theme echoed a commencement speech that Boras gave at McGeorge, in 2002, where he estimated that his job was thirty per cent negotiating and seventy per cent performance improvement — coaching and counselling, essentially.

He wonders if vanishing is a motif in the movie, a theme echoed in the love story between Costner and Bening, prompting the odd question: What if I were to vanish?