Sentence examples for theme of one from inspiring English sources

He received warm reviews, and not just from the sympathetic, for his 2012 speech on the theme of "One Nation", a phrase that now seems to have been dropped in favour of the even blander "Together".

A drive to champion Ed Miliband's theme of one nation Labour starts on Thursday as a group of the party's rising stars call for it to end the lockout of local communities from power and to bury top-down statist solutions that have failed in the past.

Submissions were based on the theme of "one button games".

Obama -- who campaigned on the theme of one America -- should raise his presidential bat and clobber ethnic and racial separatism as a national policy or direction.

thecoldstonescut.org Paul Kirkwood The historic, community-spirited Bold Street will come alive with Japanese dance, Colombian theatre and Tanzanian acrobatics as it hosts this year's annual free festival (on 29 September), with the theme of One World.

Branding was the theme of one of the week's most useful sessions.

Haley sounded the same theme on one of the Sunday talk shows, saying that Assad "is not going away".

According to Allmusic reviewer James Christopher Monger, who gave the album three out of five stars, Life Starts Now continues the theme of One-X, Gontier's personal demons, but with a "hint of sunlight".

One night at a gathering in his studio, Braque started singing the major themes of one of Beethoven's symphonies; Picasso was the only person present who could not fall in, even stumblingly.

There is nothing wrong with the political themes of "one nation" and "aspiration" that bob around between the main parties – what's not to like about a socially cohesive society in which people can have ambitions and hope?

But once the story gets underway and the themes of one's story are crystal clear, it's time to see the author as a character in a movie.