Sentence examples for theme of social from inspiring English sources

The lower prominence of coverage of the attacks in Beirut and Ankara has been an emerging theme of social media comment of the Paris killings.

A broad, upbeat theme of social justice will be enough for Obama to reach persuadable Catholics, who can interpret the message in concert with their beliefs.

Last week saw Mr Davis make a wide-ranging and well received speech on the theme of social justice to New Labour's favourite think-tank, the IPPR.

The theme of social justice – and injustice – looms large in Jeremy Deller's British pavilion at the Venice Biennale, the world's most important contemporary art event.

The magazine's latest advertising campaign in the United States, being introduced in 11 cities with well-off, well-educated populations, includes two slides that riff on the theme of social advancement.

During the 1930s Gropper emerged as a painter; once again an overriding theme of social protest dominated works such as "Burning Wheat" (on the Depression agricultural program) and "The Shoemaker" (on the poverty of the working class).

Both social philosophy and critical sociology continued to elaborate the themes of social control and oppression as embedded in educational institutions.

In the wake of his wartime experiences, he focussed obsessively on themes of social injustice, reserving his greatest scorn for racism and militarism.

In this period there was a strong connection between rhetoric and the arts, as between oratory, themes of social decay, and the consoling power of language and form.

In "Fever," the Irish immigrant in New York is again the focus of the story, and as before the twin themes of social exclusion and exile are explored.

China's "Fifth Generation Cinema," for example, is known for such outstanding film directors as Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige, who have highlighted themes of social and political oppression.