Sentence examples for theme to speak from inspiring English sources

Because there has been no McCain theme to speak of.

They should use this month's International AIDS Conference in Vienna, which has a human rights theme, to speak out publicly about the harassment of Chinese AIDS activists and work with other donors to announce an end of funding for detention center programs.

What is the politician about, what is their central theme, so to speak?

The broken wood chairs became a decorative theme, so to speak: hung from a wall; displayed in an alcove like an historic three-legged throne; beside Ireland's bed, the chair's missing back replaced with a bound San Francisco Chronicle circa 1976.

The Archbishop's message focused on a powerful theme: the need to speak up for the "stranger" and the "neighbor" and to turn "strangers" into "neighbors".

The wearing of sombreros at tequila-themed parties triggered — to speak the language of the exquisitely sensitive — the anti-appropriation constabulary at Bowdoin College.

Wood's mastery is in her restraint, as sheprovides the spare bare bones of a resonating and timely theme: if women dare to speak out against sexist abuse, they pay a heavy price.

Still, the Rosario trial, which began two weeks ago, provided a powerful coda on the theme of police officers' reluctance to speak out against their own.

Although the new TV spots maintain the "How to speak Australian" theme introduced 10 years ago, they were photographed in Sydney, unlike Foster's most recent spots, which are set in the Australian outback.

And according to the Pew Research Center, which has been conducting one of the more thorough studies of Twitter, Internet users ages 18 to 29 in the United States are the most likely to use the network, making a Twitter theme hotel a distinct way to speak with that demographic.

One lovely feature of the welcome home evenings is the invitation to members of the audience to speak, the theme being how the initiates seem to have changed.