Sentence examples for theme suggesting from inspiring English sources

As the presidential primary campaign intensifies, his Republican rivals are highlighting the same theme, suggesting that Mr. Romney is out of touch with Americans.

Wellness bloggers harp on a very similar theme, suggesting that the food industry is not to be trusted and that anyone who questions their dubious claims is probably in the pay of Big Pharma or Big Food.

The plot is admittedly conventional in its main theme, suggesting the only way out of this working class cul de sac is via a combination of natural talent and luck.

Alex Jones, who co-authored "The Trust," a history of the Times, weighed in this week with his own variation on the endowment theme, suggesting that philanthropists should fund an hour of news programming on PBS.

Recognition of host ligands such as ACAMPs through PRRs is emerging as a common theme, suggesting that signalling through PRRs might not be limited to the detection of invading microbes but be part of a complex scenario responsible for the balanced innate immune response (Franc et al, 1999; Gregory & Devitt, 2004).

In contrast with earlier findings of abnormal results on the proverb test only in older people [ 11, 28], our younger patients showed abnormalities in identifying the theme, suggesting that detection of deficits in abstract thinking at a younger age may be an advantage of our task.

But the collection is more various and bold than this obsessive central theme suggests.

Barclay preferred the originals: the magicians-and-stuntmen theme suggested "impossible feats of derring-do".

Each section of "Lawless Heart" is a variation on the theme suggested in the title.

–How large and what shape should your mask be? –Does anything about your theme suggest a certain location (e.g., moving from one place to another)?

theme suggests that the Clinton campaign sees the advertisement as successfully planting doubts about her opponents and presenting her as presidential.