Sentence examples for themes demonstrating that from inspiring English sources

Presentations from Target, American Eagle Outfitters, Ford, and Nationwide Insurance echoed many of these themes, demonstrating that others are moving toward this new marketing vision as well.

That was its theme and everything in it was dedicated to demonstrating that".

Its songs often present heroic lovers resisting corporate or government brainwashing: a theme, as the concert demonstrated, that was announced in "Sunburn," the opening track of Muse's 1999 debut album.

Themes demonstrated perceived facilitators and barriers that are shared with the general population of young people, including the positive influence of social support, the child's motivation to be active and the potential for formal organisations such as school to promote and support active lifestyles.

Thrash metal lyrics and themes demonstrate rebellion and anger.

Researchers, often influenced by critical conflict-oriented Marxist themes, have demonstrated that moral entrepreneurs have demonized "dangerous groups" to serve their own religious, political, economic, social, cultural, and legal interests.

The film also spurred on the development of cinematic science fiction and fantasy by demonstrating that scientific themes worked on the screen and that reality could be transformed by the camera.

A common theme demonstrated by these analyses is that distinct bacterial clones are responsible for disease outbreaks and increases in infection frequency.

But it was pleasing to be able to award first prize to a clue with a footballing theme, just to demonstrate that I am not totally impervious to that hugely popular game (often called 'beautiful', for reasons that escape me!).

The theme 'Gathering support' demonstrates that many of the women found it important to garner the support of their partner, perhaps hire a doula and also find a like-minded group of women via a support group either online and/or face-to-face.

This theme demonstrates how the students redid an assignment that in the end did not have to be redone.