Sentence examples for theme was repeated from inspiring English sources

That theme was repeated by Moss, who said: "We don't look into all that other stuff, man.

That theme was repeated by another, less apparent gesture: no engineer or technician from Honda came along on my test drive, both a sign of confidence in the car's road-readiness and an indication of how normal it is.

The theme was repeated as Mr. Gates's day was spent in a sequence of high-level but low-key sessions with counterparts not only from China but also from Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines.

The same theme was repeated everywhere, by Kim Duplantier, a school principal whose home in Plaquemines had survived multiple hurricanes but was filled to ruin with water on Wednesday; by the mayor of Grand Isle, La., a coastal community that was flooded and cut off from the mainland; and by A. J. Holloway, the mayor of Biloxi, Miss., who now wishes he had ordered people to leave.

Yesterday, as Rupert and James Murdoch appeared before Parliament, this theme was repeated.

That theme was repeated by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who added that "if Congress spent more time following her example and less time in attacks on women's health, it would have a lot more respect and our nation would be a lot better off".

The carnival theme is repeated in videos of circus freaks floating in space or a trapeze artist in slow motion.

This theme is repeated in Go Back, one of two tracks he co-wrote with Damon Albarn, who provides lead vocals and keyboards on a powerful, drifting ballad.

The theme is repeated effectively throughout the main exhibit hall, which is organized chronologically and conveys information simultaneously through interactive touch screens, film, audio and life-size mockups of such artifacts as voting booths and the Supreme Court bench.

Each time the theme is repeated its overall meaning grows clearer, as each instance is superimposed on the others in the series, so that it becomes possible to see what the different occurrences of the theme have in common.

The theme is repeated in the address of a microsite, or special Web site (thinkbeyondthelabel.com), where additional information is available about, as the home page puts it, "just how silly labels can be".