Sentence examples for theme of the published from inspiring English sources

The original version of O Uraguai was openly pro-Jesuit; the anti-Jesuit theme of the published version in which the Indian princess Lindóia commits suicide in order to avoid marriage to the illegitimate son of a Jesuit was no doubt Gama's supreme gesture to establish himself in the good graces of his new patrons.

The theme of the book, published in a longer version in Germany in 1995, is that the surveillance was wider and deeper than previously known.

JJ Charlesworth, senior editor at the magazine, said a major theme of the list, published on Friday, was "an attempt to acknowledge and note the cultural and political shifts which have been part of the narrative in the last year".

Clustering of keyword themes from the published literature on health systems in sub-Saharan Africa do not coincide with the 6 WHO building blocks.

Tripal consists of several Drupal modules and a Drupal theme created using the published Drupal API.

One early example of this potential synergy is the series of articles on the theme of identity published in this issue of CAPMH[ 8- 13].

The recurring theme of published tests was the Tagora´s lack of clear advantages or of a competitive edge.

Intriguingly, Mullin, whose equivocal attitude to Tony Blair was a core theme of his published journals, imagines Labour post-Brexit and presumably post-Corbyn (although the current Labour leader's name is never mentioned) returning to the centre after losing multiple elections.

The theme of the first tranche, published today, is transcendent love, childhood, and nostalgia and is meant to introduce the public to a lightness and tenderness not usually associated with Nabokov.

Help for the disabled is the theme of a newsletter published by Mariam Allen-Brownson, who won't let her own handicap slow her down (she's wheelchair ridden).

This was the theme of his last published book, Man-Creator or Destroyer, completed in 1952 when he was eighty-seven years old.