Sentence examples for two themes of from inspiring English sources

Two themes of your work are an infatuation with technology and a fondness for wildlife.

Then there's a brief mixing of the first two themes of the show: mountain peaks with plants.

The two themes of their rule are to take power back to the central government and to make the central government ever more of a family-run conglomerate.

Politics tragics on twitter were noting the latest outing by the PM combined the two themes of the commemoration of D-Day with the abolition of the carbon tax and the country being "open for business" under the new government.

"The Sopranos" plays on two themes of life in New Jersey and those Jersey wannabe places, like Long Island: the myth of placid suburban lives and the suspicion of a gangster in every neighborhood.

In the past Blair has emphasised that he thinks elections are won on the centre ground, and in choosing the EU and Scottish independence as the two themes of his speech, highlighted two issues in which he is agreement with Miliband.

First up was a team representing the Visual Design theme (one of five themes of the projects).

David Cameron has said trade, tax and transparency will be the three themes of Britain's presidency of the G8 this year.

The cringe-inducing last paragraph of his introduction offers five "themes" of American nation-building: "partnerships, process, problem solving, purpose and people".

Three themes of a native resident experience were identified.

Fig. 1 The seven themes of the competence set model.