Sentence examples for theme of fighting from inspiring English sources

Al Gore built much of his 2000 campaign on the theme of fighting: he would fight on so many issues that it was hard to keep track of his enemies.

Abbas returned to his theme of fighting social division, emphasising his pedigree and personal history.

South Korea's far more vibrant civil society successfully introduced the theme of fighting corruption in politics into the most recent legislative elections with a similar blacklist movement.

The pair write: "This theme of fighting on behalf of others and in reaction to the suffering of others … recurs frequently in accounts of the personal motivation of individual terrorists".

The song's theme of fighting the ongoing battle for freedom and justice transcends the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and 70s.

Instead of announcing new initiatives, Obama mostly expanded on proposals he announced during and since last year's State of the Union address, tying them to his theme of fighting poverty and pushing the country forward despite legislative inaction.

We would again expect variations on the sensible theme of fire fighting such as these to produce very tiny differences in outcomes, meaning we would need an enormous sample, a lot of time, and a lot of money to append this bit of specificity to the fundamentals we already knew.

The works focus on the darker edge of that theme, with several images of fighting couples and installations using personal ads, fake flowers and burnt napkins.

While longer persistence in fights allows a better assessment of fighting abilities, it also increases fighting costs.

The series ran for 11 years, but Gelbart left in 1976, partly because he was tired of fighting network executives nervous about some of the controversial themes.

Its theme is female empowerment; two female protagonists sing about being charmed by the same man, but instead of fighting over him, both ladies agree that he is not worth their time.