Sentence examples for ubiquitous theme from inspiring English sources

Nature is, not surprisingly, the most ubiquitous theme.

The family is a ubiquitous theme and, naturally, an emotional one.

While some continued to expand, boasting of unprecedented numbers of participants, the idea of engaging the past to find meaning in the present proved to be a ubiquitous theme, in both curatorial concepts and artistic expression.

Michelle Bennett Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 18, 2010 • To the Editor: A predominant and ubiquitous theme of Republican candidates in this year's election is that it is the prospect of leaving our children and grandchildren with a crushing burden that makes them so greatly concerned about the accumulating federal deficit.

"Let it Go," the ubiquitous theme song, could be a confidence anthem.

Megawati Sukarnoputri, the former president, made Chinese New Year an official holiday in 2002, and since then, it has been granted perhaps the highest honor possible in this country's shopping mall-dominated, traffic-clogged capital: holiday sales and ubiquitous themed advertising.

Personally I did find the Hotel du Vin's wildly ubiquitous wine theme a bit overdone.

You may not be familiar with MetaLab, but you've definitely come across their work: they designed sites for Qik, Sugar, Texts From Last Night, and the ubiquitous Tumblr theme 'Fluid', among other things.

"We've got to be the voice speaking up for the young couple in Dartford, as well as the young couple in Darlington," she said, echoing the ubiquitous one nation theme.

Its theme is ubiquitous mobility, a take on ubiquitous computing, a Silicon Valley buzzword.

"The large logos and the big red, white and blue theme became ubiquitous," he said.