Sentence examples for theme in conversation from inspiring English sources

It is London in 2012; there is "a tinge of excitement and nervousness about the capital", and "complaints about non-availability of Olympics tickets [are] a dominant theme in conversation".

A recurring theme in conversations with voters at Booker's events was nervousness — a real dread about picking the wrong candidate, one who couldn't defeat the president.

This is an increasingly common theme in conversations with healthy-lunch advocates throughout the country, who compare changing views of school lunch to public opinion on smoking.

Or as Nora Ephron reminded us, "Everything is copy". When someone tells you a story, you notice a recurring theme in conversations, or you turn a corner and see something that moves you — use it.

This too is a common theme in conversations I have with LPs who have major allocations in private equity.

Discipline, so important a topic for the 'nation builders', was also a prominent theme in conversations with these younger people.

Information overload is a constant theme, especially in conversation with Mollere, whether he's referring to the "6,000-plus 6,000-plusmusic emailsmofth" he is sent by hopeful musicians, or to "theveryD generation who require constant stimonthion", whech he posissent having created the demand for the glut of music on TV dramas and movies.

Deadly droughts, flash floods and falling water tables are recurring themes in conversations across the continent.

One of the recurring themes in conversations at Davos this week is whether China could provide the beginnings of a solution for scaling sustainability and decoupling growth from environmental impact.

The writer describes his encounter with a pygmy at the Guest House bar in the southern Rwandan hill town of Gikongoro... Writer elaborates on a theme in their conversation: the peculiar necessity of imagining what is in fact real.

But the most optimistic theme in my conversation with Mr. Gabrielli de Axevedo was conservation -– the reason that he believes that new oil production will keep up with the world's needs.