Sentence examples for weave the theme from inspiring English sources
As an advocate for gender equality, Amy was able to weave the theme of Gender Studies into her graduate work without being confined to a strict set of courses or disciplines.
In 2010 The Mural Mice had decided to weave the theme of "diversity" into a local mural that was originally intended to focus on safe routes to school and all hell broke loose.
Depending on the audience, she can weave the themes of courage, faith, friendship, overcoming fear and the importance of self-esteem and inner beauty into her story of the attack.
Though Merwick weaves the theme of loss throughout this meditation on Stuyvesant's career, the association culminates in New Netherland's fall to the English in 1664 and Stuyvesant's immediate recall to Holland to defend his surrender.
Throughout the Memorabilia, Xenophon weaves the theme of the craft of ruling (basilikê technê).
In weaving the themes, Mr. Bush said that just as the United States would not let an act of nature blow the nation off course, it would not let the acts of terrorsts drive it out of Iraq.
Dr. Baird and colleagues have proposed a system for captchas that, like Google's, can be woven into the theme of a Web site.
But, much more than that, she was an excellent excuse to paint a woman in nature's garb and to weave together the themes of death and sex.
But in the end it will once again try to weave together the themes of spirituality and love of our natural environment in an uplifting and inspirational manner.
On the day of the decision, bishops across the country posted similarly dire statements on their Web sites, and at Mass on the following Sundays, priests read the bishops' letters from their pulpits and wove the religious freedom theme into their homilies.
"We believe the power of this idea will give us a lot of momentum in all of our markets," said Brynn Bardacke, global group creative director for Powerade at the Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, deftly weaving the campaign's theme into her own comments.
