Sentence examples for theme or issue from inspiring English sources

And a variety of films devoted to one big theme or issue like human rights).

An interdisciplinary program synthesizes perspectives, knowledge, and skills from various established disciplines to examine a central theme or issue.

In this context, integration refers to linking multiple science subjects (biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics) to a unifying theme or issue (cf. Drake and Reid [2010], p. 1).

Coffee Who isn't about random coffee mornings for staff, but is designed to help match up employees for one-to-one meetings around a key theme or issue — with the wider aim of boosting productivity and staff morale.

Is there a recurring theme or issue that continues to play out?

In high school I never read a work of literature with an overt LGBTQ theme or issue.

Moreover, the race has offered both parties a sneak preview, perhaps, of what themes or issues may resonate with voters nationwide in next year's elections.

Thus one is left to guess why a URL is an appropriate title for a show that neither exploits the Internet nor deals with modern technological themes or issues.

The disbanded inquiry would "provide the government with a report on its preparatory work to date, highlighting particular themes or issues which might be the subject of further examination," he said.

But as David Foster Wallace said, "Some of the most urgent themes or issues like 'how to deal with mourning the loss of someone you love very much' have been so adulterated by cynical commercial art that it becomes very, very, very difficult to think about how to talk about it in a way that's not more of that crap".

Other qualitative data from focus groups were transcribed and analysed using content analysis to identify the main themes or issues emerging from the discussions (Adam et al. 2015).