Sentence examples for unmistakable theme from inspiring English sources

The unmistakable theme of the hearings was mistrust of the government's ability to oversee nuclear safety.

There is an unmistakable theme of departure and return in his campaign as well, because just about everyone had written him off as irrelevant by Labor Day.

The emptiness of authority — whether generational, political or conferred by elevated social status — is an unmistakable theme in the work of nearly all the younger Romanian filmmakers.

But urban strife is an unmistakable theme of so much of the new work, and Mr. Mendoza, for one, does not plan to abandon the harrowing city tale.

But even as the exhibit shows how the games have evolved in parallel, it conveys the unmistakable theme that what many Americans view as their national game was originally an English sport, played by children nearly 300 years ago.

If The Golden Notebook has one unmistakable theme, it is the danger of uncoupling the personal from the universal, of seeing the subjective as inimical to – even undermining of – objectivity.

Alas, I was derailed from my retro reverie by an unmistakable train theme, with faded railroad photos on the wall, and a burger named The Locomotive ($3.84).

These redesigned coins should be contemporary in nature but timeless in theme, and unmistakable objects of art.

Other allusions to and amalgams of Williams's types and themes are unmistakable.

Three decades ago, the New York coffee cup was unmistakable — the blue Greek-themed "Happy to Serve" you cups.

While not mentioning Mr. Obama by name, he offered an unmistakable put-down of the theme that has become so closely identified with Mr. Obama.