Sentence examples for theme underscores from inspiring English sources

This year's World AIDS Day theme underscores the importance of addressing human rights as a cornerstone in the fight against AIDS in women.

The last theme underscores the role of the relationship between the detailer (delivery style and interaction) and the physicians.

(Physiotherapist) Our first theme underscores the importance of improving the quality of the communications within the team and unit level and between the sending and receiving health care organization level.

The repeated theme underscored how the iPhone maker was trying to differentiate itself from other technology giants.

But there has been concern in Israel that President Obama will prove a more demanding diplomatic partner than President Bush, a theme underscored by Mr. Obama's inaugural message to the Muslim world.

Every month the restaurant will adopt a new theme, underscored not only by a new menu but also by new graphic icons, tweaked décor and a new multichannel soundtrack (crackling fire, swirling snow, synthesizer whooshes and whoops) in lieu of the usual play list.

From an entropic mist of desolate memories of the scherzo's opening theme, underscored by the timpani's ominous heartbeat, the violins' arpeggios climb until they reach a tremolo, a crescendo and a blaze of unadulterated C major glory - and the start of the finale, with its trombones, piccolo, and contrabassoon, all held in reserve by Beethoven until this climactic movement.

He focused on 'energy independence,' a theme underscored by his decision to open 750 million tons of Wyoming coal to new mining leases.

There are talking teacups and swirling dance numbers and the theme underscoring the entire trailer, but does this live-action retelling have the magic of Disney's first go-round?

As the previous theme underscored, the consequences of stroke complicated returning to work.

Despite these issues, a common theme underscored in almost every published report on pediatric weight management is the central role played by parents [ 16, 17].