Sentence examples for theme of whether from inspiring English sources

Speaking on the theme of whether David Cameron or Gordon Brown presented the biggest threat to Lib Dem hopes at the next general election, Mr Clegg told delegates to avoid indulging in pessimism about the party's low standing in the polls.

And certain plays remain neglected; we do Tartuffe and The Misanthrope, but why not take a look at The School for Husbands or The School for Wives, which deal with the archetypal Molière theme of whether to compromise with or confront society's rules?

Yet his own analysis of United's hopes, following on from the dismal 2-1 defeat in Denmark last Thursday, was not entirely in keeping with what might have been expected for a manager of this club – in particular to questions on the theme of whether his team should still ease past Midtjylland and, if not, were risking full-on humiliation.

The Academy sought submissions on the theme of whether the development of the arts and sciences had improved or corrupted public morals.

Truffaut's La nuit américaine explores the theme of whether making art is more important than life for the people who make it.

In the case of his latest series, helmed with former directing partner and co-creator George Pelecanos, The Deuce attempts a similar scope by focusing on the theme of exploitation, whether by rightful capitalism or pure greed.

The case was designed with the central theme of determining whether a diagnosis of recurrent sepsis would be made.

Still, landscape remained the favourite theme of many painters, whether in a traditional or an avant-garde style.

Writer sat in on one of the radio talk shows, the theme of which was "Whether Our Idea of Mr. Right Has Changed or Not".

The theme of all comment, whether by statesmen or by the common man, is the same - "a saint," "a giant among men," "irreplaceable".

There is an ongoing theme of heroic failure, whether it involves diving from a great height into a waterless paddling pool or failing to jump through a hoop.