Sentence examples for themes on which from inspiring English sources

The authors' recommendation for emphasizing our similarities instead of our differences sounds remarkably like one of the themes on which our new president campaigned.

The president-elect also returned to some of the themes on which he criticised China during the election campaign.

The paper examines themes on which the groups agreed or disagreed, and how clear or ambiguous their discourse was.

His story is suggested by themes on which his publisher says he is qualified to write for newspapers: spying, life under a dictator, a father's disappearance and exile.

Their style avoids any concessions to girlishness or irony, the themes on which so many designers of their generation lifelessly rely.

But he tended to build his tone rows — the 12-note themes on which serial works are based — in ways that suggested conventionally tonal themes.

(It's a theme on which she has expounded before).

These days, male neurosis is the theme on which Broadway thrives.

The king gave Bach a theme on which to extemporise a three-voice fugue on the spot, which he did.

The other New York, the theme on which Mr. Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, ran before Sept. 11? Gone.

Perhaps sensitive to this contrast, Mario Cuomo began our conversation by discoursing on the senselessness of political labels, a theme on which he has been riffing for 25 years.