Sentence examples for theme talking from inspiring English sources

The former head of Tony Blair's office, Jonathan Powell, wrote an illuminating book on the theme, Talking to Terrorists: How to End Armed Conflict.

Allan Kozinn, who wrote Cage's obituary for the New York Times, recently contributed a fine essay on this theme, talking about how he treated himself to a private performance of Cage's most famous work while riding on the A train.

In another quick 'breakout' talk, game director Stefan Strandberg continues the theme, talking about how the player goes from being a follower to a leader, and how you're never a passive bystander to the action.

The next song, "Girl" was noted for its Motown influence and a theme talking about friendship.

Lyrically, "Chandelier" has a sad theme talking about "the glitter and fatigue of a party girl's life".

"Our people started swinging back". Trump repeatedly returned to that theme, talking about violence or threats of it at his events as both overhyped and, at the same time, justified.

The Schwab campaign carries the theme "Talk to Chuck," which appears as an eye-catching graphic device in the form of a dialogue balloon as would be found in a comic strip.

Well in advance of Election Day, Karl Rove, President Bush's top political adviser, has a habit of laying out his party's main themes, talking points and strategies.

"She's broadened the party's themes, talking about Europe, the economy, living standards; championing the workers and those who feel hard done by.

Instead, the campaigns have revived Mr. Clinton's early themes, talking about opportunity and responsibility, improving education and preparing American workers for the global economy.

Mr. Bush used the moment to reiterate some of his campaign themes, talking of making "all our public schools excellent," strengthening Medicare and creating a prescription drug benefit for "all of our seniors".