Sentence examples for theme upon which from inspiring English sources

Obama says we must tax the rich and that's the campaign theme upon which Obama is going to run.

"The weather was the theme upon which we hinged an item for our morning edition, but we have been forced to forego the infliction of it upon the public, by the proceedings of the Boston Jubilee," the editors wrote.

Combine those increasingly routine urban shortfalls with the aftermath of a hurricane that revealed every kind of engineering failure, and the city would seem to give Simon an even more haunted urban theater where he can play out the theme upon which he has regularly soapboxed: "the decline of the American empire".

We will therefore not direct ask questions related to these subjects; they will however form the theme upon which our questions will be based.

Both health professionals and participants each received a folder where information and themes of every self-care telephone talk were listed, as well as a question for every theme upon which the participants were encouraged to reflect for the upcoming self-care talk.

Table 3 shows the content of the teacher multiple-choice exam mapped to the original seven themes upon which this program was based.

Evaluate the themes upon which your advertising campaigns have been launched.

A theme is the ambitious idea upon which an author stands when aiming the arrow of plot.

Our estimates of association were based on a sample size that, while relatively small, is typical of the initial phases of a program theme, such as that upon which we were embarking; future works will accrue larger samples to reduce the likelihood of this error.

In many works of art there is a dominant theme, or motif, which stands out and upon which the other portions are centred.

Put them all together and what have you got? You've got the stick upon which the three mouthwatering theme treats sit: an ALL-DAY SUCKER, a CARAMEL APPLE, and a FROZEN BANANA.