It is also a narrative tying those goals together, and its central theme — the central theme of all contemporary GND work — is that the GND is not just a climate change policy.
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But it remains a central theme in his opponent's campaign.
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Toxic masculinity reemerges as a central theme in this shooting.
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They've made gun control the central theme of his campaign.
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You're making science a very central theme of your campaign.
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The central theme was the relationship between truth and tyranny.
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The tradeoffs of encryption and decentralization were a central theme.
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Immigration quickly emerged as a central theme of the evening.
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In fact, I want it to be a central theme
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There's no central theme despite what the project title suggests.
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Abortion has been a central theme in Alabama's Senate race.
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This became a central theme of the 28503 presidential campaign.
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She said the central theme of her childhood was fear.
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These contradictory feelings are a central theme in his book.
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It's even a central theme in this year's Davos conference.
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But the trade war with China remains the central theme.
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The central theme of The Last Jedi isn't good versus evil.
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They have developed into the central theme of this technological zeitgeist.
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Confinement, literal and figurative, is a central theme of the film.
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This has been a central theme in Trump's divisive presidential campaign.
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Race is a central theme of Mr. Schoonmaker's vision for Prospect.
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Income inequality has become a central theme among Democratic presidential candidates.
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That's a central theme to Peltz's charges of P&G's underperformance.
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She has made "corruption" a central theme of her presidential message.
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The topic of undocumented immigrants has been a central theme this campaign.
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The treatment of refugees is a central theme in 'Years and Years''.
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At last year's I/O, Google made machine learning a central theme.
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What's the slogan, the big bill, the central theme, on climate change?
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It's a compelling question that fits seamlessly into the book's central theme.
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The central theme of "Radical Women" is the use of the body.
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Her family's immigration from Haiti was a central theme of her speech.
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The central theme, which is don't throw people away in your life.
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This type of safe, educational fetish fun was the central theme at CLAW.
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What's clear is that the central theme of Trump's foreign policy is isolationism.
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That's a central theme to Mr. Peltz's charges of P. & G.'s underperformance.
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His tale of self-made success is the central theme of his campaign.
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Championing the American worker was a central theme of Mr. Trump's election campaign.
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The female nude is a central theme in the work of both painters.
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Hoboken's flooding problems have been a central theme during Zimmer's eight years as mayor.
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More than anything else, this became the central theme of the Republican National Convention.
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So why were these issues downplayed by Trump while crime was the central theme?
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Indeed, "Japan-bashing" was a central theme of Dick Gephardt's presidential bid in 1988.
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Pre-existing conditions have been a central theme in Democratic campaigns around the country.
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Democrats are really making this a central theme on every level of the campaign.
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Regulating big tech is quickly becoming a central theme of the 2020 presidential race.
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The movie's central theme is Saul's inner world, the loss and recovery of his soul.
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"The central theme of these cards you've chosen are all about emotional relationships," she said.
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Wade a central theme in their opposition to Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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The central theme of these changes is Facebook empowering users to define their own experience.
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"This was a central theme, central promise we made the voters in 2016," Jordan said.
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They are probably miniature versions of the American story, with progress as the central theme.
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Time and night form Sharlet's central theme: people who inhabit the night, literally and figuratively.
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These were tied together by a central theme: here's what I've done for you lately.
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We all have a lot of them, but there's inevitably one that's a central theme.
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The central theme of the show revolves around how people should treat human-like robots.
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It's a mess of inspirations and ideas, with seemingly no central theme holding it all together.
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A lot of the central theme of the museum at the time was about colon health.
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How important was Isaac Asimov's First Law of Robotics to the central theme of the film?
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VICE: The central theme of your book is that democracy is in decline around the world.
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It wasn't about flying around in space, though the love of exploration was a central theme.
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This is a central theme in the show: Death is the only closure anyone ever gets.
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"Technology is a central theme at all of our properties," says Jennifer Monir of Crescent Heights.
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There's a reason health care, not Trump, is the central theme of Democratic campaigns this year.
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But the central theme is one that runs through all the playwright's work: humanity's irredeemable flaws.
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Since then, Mr. Jones has made the companies a central theme of his near-daily show.
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Trump's pledge to build a border wall was a central theme of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The central theme of that film [is] getting lost in the eternal boredom of eternal life.
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Here they resemble a shaggy map, evoking Catholicism's spiritual imperialism, a central theme of the show.
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That, of course, was a central theme of the campaigns of both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
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Rebirth was a central theme of Tadashi Shoji's spring show, which included ethereal gowns and voluminous skirts.
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"I don't control Libra" was the central theme of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony today in Congress.
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"A little trauma can be illuminating," Bernard says, and this is a central theme of the season.
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Stopping illegal immigration and kicking out "bad hombres" was a central theme of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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The river will serve as a central theme in her speech, according to excerpts obtained by CNN.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders's central theme is how extreme wealth inequality has warped the American democratic process.
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Public policy is our central theme, but we will make forays into literature, history, and cultural studies.
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The latest disclosure may signal her intention to make transparency a central theme in her current campaign.
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It was a central theme of Mr. Biden's appearance on "The View" after he announced for president.
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Warren decided to listen to polls and make health care reform a central theme of her campaign.
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There is no central theme, no interludes or skits that help surrounding songs make more sense conceptually.
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"The central theme of the film is what Adrienne felt in her own life," Ostroy, 2007, tells PEOPLE.
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Self-definition is a central theme of Abdul-Jabbar's latest project, a memoir for kids called Becoming Kareem.
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If there's a central theme to the statement, it's that modern life and love are complicated and stressful.
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Banks charging customers fees for services never rendered has been a central theme of the year-long inquiry.
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We wanted the lyrics to be around a central theme, this sort of artificial intelligence and dystopian future.
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This central theme of recalibration resonates at the LA Auto Show this year, which runs through November 27th.
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The race's hallmark has been inclusiveness, a central theme raised by all candidates, not just Perez and Ellison.
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Trump cast the decision as one that puts the United States first, a central theme of his presidency.
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FARAGO Another central theme of this exhibition is the role of digital imagery in the Persian Gulf war.
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The truth is that Baldessari not only loved teaching but made it the central theme of his art.
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After all, claims that other countries are taking advantage of America were a central theme of his campaign.
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Trump has made immigration a central theme of his 2020 campaign as he seeks re-election in November.
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The relation of parents and children, she now thinks in maturity, is a central theme of her work.
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Mr. Alfraji said that the work related to his central theme: nostalgia for the Iraq of his youth.
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President Trump, who made repeal-and-replace a central theme of his campaign, and House Republicans, who made it the central theme of every campaign since 2010, lost in a publicly humiliating way despite controlling every branch of government and enjoying margins in the House rarely seen in the past century.
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"Throughout the process, I couldnt really like figure out the specific theme, the central theme I wanted," Smith said.
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Director: Adam MacDonaldWriter: Adam MacDonaldThe central theme of Pyewacket — "be careful what you wish for" — is a horror standby.
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Image: NASA GoddardOlympic organizers have made climate change a central theme at the current games—and for good reason.
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Overall, the role of technology and science in addressing some of the world's toughest problems was a central theme.
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A central theme in this song is anonymity, so I can definitely see how you came to your interpretation.
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Trump cast his decision as one that puts the United States first, a central theme of his presidential campaign.
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Taylorism was developed to manage time and resultant processes in mechanical manufacturing, stressing organization efficiency as a central theme.
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But the main focus is likely to be Biden, who has made race a central theme of his campaign.
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The league's longstanding commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion will continue to be a central theme to our discussions.
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He cast his decision as one that puts the United States first, a central theme of his presidential campaign.
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But it also represents the essay's central theme: The attempt to corral chaotic experience within the architecture of storytelling.
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It's a hint to the hotel's central theme of art, and a nod to nearby modern art marvel MoMA.
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Throughout his presidential campaign, Trump made his business a central theme of who he was as a rookie politician.
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The future of Robert Mueller's work was a central theme as William Barr testified Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Sheryl Sandberg addressed the graduating class of 2017 at Virginia Tech's commencement this morning armed with one central theme: resilience.
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Education for girls is the central theme of the first lady's trip, which also includes stops in Morocco and Spain.
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On the presidential campaign trail, Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders has made bashing Wall Street a central theme of his campaign.
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Since its pilot episode, HBO's Westworld has used dream sequences to channel the show's central theme of awakening into consciousness.
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Illegal immigration was a central theme of Trump's presidential bid, and he repeatedly invoked the issue ahead of the Nov.
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A central theme to that book was the whole question of honor and what it meant to be a gentleman.
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But the remark also echoes a central theme of the Trump presidency and its attitude toward the rule of law.
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Democratic candidates across the country can say whatever they want, but Pelosi is a central theme to this year's elections.
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"What happens to somebody who's dealt a hand that they cannot recover from?" said Hedges, explaining the movie's central theme.
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That's the central theme of the podcast series "Dolly Parton's America", released late last year by New York public radio.
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And there's another candidate whose defining principle, the central theme of his candidacy is opposition to all that we've done.
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Family is a central theme of this season, insofar as it relates to the intergenerational trauma that stems from loss.
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This ties in neatly with the film's central theme: Knowing the destination doesn't change how rewarding the journey can be.
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Trump has made a crackdown on immigration across the southern U.S. border a central theme of his presidency and campaign.
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The film's central theme of standing up for your faith made Neeson explore the idea of where doubt fits into religion.
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A central theme of 2018 has been the tension between how massive digital platforms operate and what users expect from them.
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It is also a central theme of protesters who see Scott's death as an example of lopsided, racially-driven police brutality.
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" There is, however, one central theme that became a little quip among the artists, the theme that "this isn't for you.
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The Game Developers Conference kicked off in downtown San Francisco yesterday, and consolidation is a central theme for this year's attendees.
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Sanders made attacks on Wall Street a central theme of his presidential campaign, and called for structural reforms in the Fed.
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Female friendship is also a central theme of Ms. Miranda's intricately plotted thriller "All the Missing Girls" (Simon & Schuster, June 28).
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It appears likely to further inflame the political debate about refugees that has become a central theme of the presidential campaign.
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Betrayal has been a central theme at the trial, which is in its second month in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
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A central theme of Globalfest has been that while borders are permeable, cultures can maintain an identity even as they change.
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Bits President Trump has made American jobs — keeping them, promoting them, bringing them back — a central theme of his young presidency.
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Cannibalism seems a central theme: king crab swam in king-crab consommé, and a skate wing sat in skate-wing sauce.
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Trump made rebuilding the nation's roads and bridges a central theme of his address to Congress and the nation Tuesday night.
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Closer look: Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has so far been the only candidate to make feminism the central theme of her campaign.
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But she said they didn't interview Indians or other participants on their views before making the SolarCity deal a central theme.
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Obviously, the central theme is distrust of establishment Republicans associated with the Bush administration or guilty of cooperation with the Obama administration.
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Brexit has been a central theme of the U.K. leadership contest, which sees hardline Brexiteer Boris Johnson as the favorite to win.
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How ranchers get to use their lands, and how much government should play a role in that question, was a central theme.
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The message has become a central theme for the early presidential contenders for 2020 — and a narrative that Republicans have fiercely resisted.
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Eric Swalwell, an Iowa native and former prosecutor, is making fighting gun violence a central theme of his newly launched presidential campaign.
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The company went so far as to say that "security and privacy are the central theme" of its upcoming Android Q release.
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And new research suggests that Trump knew exactly what he was doing when he made trade a central theme of his campaign.
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Everyone from Audi to Google has made self-driving ("or piloted driving," in Audi parlance) a central theme of their marketing campaigns.
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The central theme of the speech was the need to re-conceptualize foreign policy not just as a matter of military policy.
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"Repeal" was a central theme of the Tea Party revolution that gave Republicans the majority in the House of Representatives in 2202.
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The achievement of putting words down on the page, the ambition and also the anxiety, was a central theme in the novel.
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Originally, Trump made protecting American workers a central theme of his campaign and the plan for his first 100 days in office.
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Roy's central theme is oppression, and the opportunistic violence that accompanies it, aimed not just at women, but anyone vulnerable — particularly children.
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But it also offers one of many variations on Mason's central theme: Where we may expect to find meaning, there is none.
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John Cassavetes was a maestro with boozers, although you couldn't say that alcoholism per se was a central theme of his films.
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Cutting back regulation was a central theme of President Trump's campaign, and his administration has been assembling teams to cut red tape.
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The corporate world's role in protecting the environment has been a central theme of this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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But it is by no means the central theme of that act, and the mechanism for assisting these groups is left undefined.
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Another candidate, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, is making running as a woman, for women, the central theme of her candidacy.
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"Medicare for all" was a central theme in the initial Democratic debates and promises to be a defining issue in the primaries.
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"Medicare for all" was a central theme in the initial Democratic debates and promises to be a defining issue in the primaries.
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That introduction to the music adds an eerie filter to the listening experience, as it sets a central theme from the jump.
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Biden touted his record cutting deals with Republicans, a central theme of his campaign, and pointed to a specific example of his success.
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It's a beautiful piece of work that draws on the song's central theme of self renewal, juxtaposing stark landscapes with surreal, vibrant world.
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He has made immigration a central theme, repeatedly calling for a wall along the Mexican border and making incendiary comments about undocumented immigrants.
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The choice to have so many actors portray Mary Page is more deliberate than necessary; a central theme is the fluidity of identity.
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Despite aspiration being present as a central theme, the novel has no American-dream-style illusions about ambition and the struggle for stardom.
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Somewhat ironically, the failures of establishment institutions were the central theme of Chris Hayes's 2012 book, Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy.
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" His work has a central theme, found in a question Mr. Fernandes posed casually over coffee: "How do we find freedom in restraints?
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It is brilliantly calibrated to explore Bellow's own central theme as a novelist: the conflict between solitary genius and the constraints of community.
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Mr. Delgado, a lawyer and Rhodes scholar, made health care the central theme of his campaign to unseat Representative John Faso, a Republican.
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But it is also Baumbach's most hopeful treatment of the subject, in a long history of films that make it a central theme.
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Donald Trump has made energy a central theme in his campaign, basing his policies almost entirely on increasing production of U.S. fossil fuels.
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Showing one's true colors is also a central theme later in the episode, when a K.G.B. agent is discovered within the royal household.
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But as in many states, Trump remains a central theme of the race, as illustrated in dueling TV ads from Nelson and Scott.
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Both books are meant to scare us, and the central theme is privacy: Without intervention, they suggest, we'll come to regret today's inaction.
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Warren underscored her fight against "corruption in Washington," a central theme of her campaign, citing the influence of powerful industries on Capitol Hill.
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Border security has been a central theme of Trump's throughout the campaign, with preventing illegal immigration at the Southern border being a key focus.
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That remains a central theme of the third season, which picks up where the show left off while rather boldly resetting the playing field.
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Riding in a motorcade through empty Moscow avenues, he confides that the succession of power, a central theme of Russian history, has preoccupied him.
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"The four pieces revolve around a central theme of time and space in all their various forms," Crypt Thing explains to The Creators Project.
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Kaine's backing of Project Exile also makes him odd bedfellows with Trump, who has made law and order a central theme of his candidacy.
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Identifying visual materials and objects that communicate fascinating but lesser-known stories about the past has been a central theme throughout my professional experience.
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The series of fights and controversies is likely to be a central theme as Trump prepares to head into his 2020 re-election bid.
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For Mr. Eustis, the second strayed too far from the work's central theme, and instead reveled in elbowing the likely audience of liberal theatergoers.
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Not once in a visit whose central theme was American sovereignty did Mr. Trump mention Russia's extraordinary and continuing interference in our democratic process.
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" Ms. Sevigny said she hoped that "Lizzie," with its central theme of patriarchal oppression and abuse, would "continue the #MeToo and Time's Up conversation.
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Democrats on the economy Trump's eventual Democratic opponent -- Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden or anyone else -- will make those anxieties a central theme this fall.
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In some respects, the central theme of "Hal" in considering questions about the balance between art and commerce has been revisited on several fronts.
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At this stage, party strategists don't expect Democratic congressional candidates to make the president's past sexual behavior a central theme of next year's campaigns.
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But radiating from that central theme, we get slices of light: original, nuanced characters that are members of the rarely represented Black middle class.
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It is also the central theme for your recent film trilogy, which includes "Priapus Agonistes" (2013), "Swinburne's Pasiphae" (2014), and "The Thong of Dionysus" (2015).
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And Republicans famously had abandoned talking about illegal immigration as much of an issue before Donald Trump made it a central theme of his campaign.
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Separately, the official People's Daily warned in a commentary on Friday about corruption in the military, a central theme of Xi's ambitious military modernization program.
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A central theme of book focuses on how anyone can fulfill their own dreams but many people let the fear of failure hold them back.
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Again, the central theme is a man following his code — more successfully than most Coen characters — and the lines between drama and comedy get blurred.
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A: The central theme for me was really about finding people in your life that mean something to you and not letting go of them.
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If "Discworld" has a central theme it is that all the lies we tell ourselves, the stories and fantasies, have value in and of themselves.
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The story has became a central theme of her campaign — she even released an ad featuring her sick mother delivering a speech at her wedding.
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In the 48 hours since the 2005 Trump tape emerged, Trump hinted that he would make that very topic a central theme of the debate.
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Now, Democrats haven't made the clear and present danger to democracy a central theme of their campaigns; they've been running mainly on health care instead.
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Thoreau's philosophy on education was a central theme to his books, and details that learning through experience is far more beneficial than in a classroom.
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Only the Vermont independent, who has made Medicare for All the central theme of his second presidential bid, and Warren remain committed to the bill.
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Sanders has made his support for unions, striking workers and employees agitating for higher wages at major corporations a central theme of his presidential runs.
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And Joe Biden clung to his central theme of embracing his former boss, President Barack Obama, while progressive candidates pressed the case for broader change.
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Xi has made national renewal a central theme of his administration, wanting the country to become a respected and wealthy member of the international community.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA): Fighting corruption and the influence of money in politics has been the central theme of Warren's campaign for the White House.
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A central theme of Trump's campaign, of course, was his repeated pledge to return manufacturing jobs to the U.S. from low-wage countries — especially China.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi suggested the reason was India's internal politics, after Modi had made "Pakistan bashing" the central theme of his election campaign.
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The Offensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics program is kicking off its second "sprint," a period of solicitation and rapid prototyping of systems based around a central theme.
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" And Trump will use a line from a famous Frank Sinatra song as a central theme ... "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere.
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Trump, who fulfilled a campaign promise with his action, cast the decision as one that puts the United States first — a central theme of his presidency.
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"The budget's central theme will be to merge voters' expectations with our political ambition," a senior BJP leader and a minister in the federal government said.
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The central theme of the talks will be "the future of the US-Japan alliance," focussing on security and the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal.
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He didn't repeat the now cliché comedian complaints about generational sensitivities or snowflakes, but the central theme of the night was the cathartic release of transgression.
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A central theme of Death Stranding is the idea of the stick and the rope, a concept borrowed from a Japanese short story by Kobo Abe.
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Trump has taken a hard line on immigration, a central theme of his presidency, particularly regarding undocumented newcomers from Latin America via the border with Mexico.
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But a central theme to this case has not wavered amid the blithering: It is about how the most powerful person on the planet treats women.
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The whiplash-inducing deliberations illustrated a central theme that has defined the moderation struggles of social media companies: Making rules is often easier than enforcing them.
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The work that most deeply and creatively engages with the central theme — the obsession with a lost, imaginary past — fixates on a pier, not a bridge.
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Its central theme is that Zionism and Palestinian nationalism were irreconcilable from the start, but that ordinary Jews and Palestinians have interacted in creative ways nonetheless.
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Antonio Delgado, an energetic Democratic lawyer and Rhodes scholar, has made health care the central theme of his campaign to unseat Representative John Faso, the Republican.
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The emphasis on expanding the electorate has been a central theme of every Sanders speech since he arrived back in the state for this final push.
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But its central theme will probably always seem timely, because every political creed must eventually face the question of whether noble ends can justify evil means.
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Over and over, Ms. Rotunno returned to her central theme that Mr. Weinstein's accusers were not passive victims of assaults, but active participants in consensual acts.
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Immigration has been a central theme of Trump's campaign; he has promised to build a wall along the southern border and make Mexico pay for it.
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The deal was thrown into doubt after the election of Donald J. Trump, who made harsh rhetoric against immigration a central theme of his presidential campaign.
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With his solid understanding of art history and fine drawing skills, Melcarth celebrated paganism and bemoaned modern art's banishment of the human body as a central theme.
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I'm guessing this black Ghost has to do with that "Welcome to a world without light" motif, which is almost certainly a central theme in "Destiny 2."
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They provide a central theme, allowing for people to find tweeters talking about a topic in real time as well as indexing conversations to be accessed later.
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Instead of focusing on female sexuality—a central theme of Dario Argento's cult classic Suspiria (1977)—Luca Guadagnino's 2018 remake analyzes the relationship between mothers and daughters.
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" Wishful Drinking is a show-don't-tell masterclass in how to live out its central theme: "If you can claim something, it has less power over you.
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Similar to "Memphis," this episode centers on a single relationship instead of trying to patch the story lines of every single character together around a central theme.
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O'Rourke, who in Congress represented the border city of El Paso, has been a critic of Trump's border wall and made immigration a central theme with voters.
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More broadly, it served to underline what is perhaps the central theme of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels: There are no heroes.
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Trump's declaration that he would build a wall on the southern border and that Mexico would pay for it was a central theme of his presidential campaign.
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Last year's wave of one million migrants — most of whom only passed through Austria en route to Germany or Sweden — was a central theme of the election.
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Banderas also noted that Trump has begun to call it a "slat" or a "fence," instead of a wall, which was a central theme of his campaign.
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Through his brainstorming sessions, De La Cruz kept returning to the same, central theme that he had faced throughout his life — trying to make ends meet financially.
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Trump made combating undocumented immigration a central theme of his 2016 campaign and vowed to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out immigrants.
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After Mr. Creuzot prevailed, Brianna Brown, deputy director of the project, said she urged him to make ending mass incarceration a more central theme of his campaign.
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The victor in that race, Democrat Conor Lamb, made opioid abuse a central theme of his campaign, calling for investment in prevention and expanded access to treatment.
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Clinton in common: A central theme of their campaigns was that the American political system is fundamentally rigged — the same claim that had so incensed Mr. Putin.
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He is being challenged in a primary by businessman Matt Innis, who is making the senator's chilly relationship with the president a central theme of his campaign.
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But Booker will be launching a new phase of sorts as well, beginning to hone his campaign narrative and home in on a central theme of justice.
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Obama has met with a series of 2020 candidates, including Klobuchar, and made defending his health care law a central theme of his post-presidency political work.
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"A central theme of the Trump administration has been to expand prosperity for all Americans, which includes helping people lift themselves out of pervasive poverty," Perdue wrote.
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It weaves a complicated web of devastation, too, but the force of its feeling turns centripetal, with the titles pulling everything toward the central theme of landscapes.
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The thing about The Craft is that its central theme is overwhelmingly common in culture: Girls who attain a modicum of power are inherently untrustworthy and dangerous.
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I do think, as a filmmaker, there's something exciting about it because it's sort of like a symphony where you have a central theme, but you do variations.
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While the central theme is his emotional journey, the female characters (among them "How to Get Away With Murder's" Aja Naomi King as Turner's wife) also feel underdeveloped.
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Moon Jae-in, the president, has made the fight against corruption a central theme of his presidency, reiterating his support for judicial reform in his New Year's speech.
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Over the past few weeks, Sanders has been occasionally praising other labor movements and unionization efforts on Twitter, making it a central theme of his 2020 presidential campaign.
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The album touches on issues like climate change, the Flint water crisis and poverty in the inner cities but the issue of police brutality is a central theme.
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Trump's temperamental unfitness for the presidency—to control the country's nuclear arsenal—was a central theme of the Republican primary, the general election, and then the transition period.
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Jay Inslee, who made fighting climate change the central theme of his presidential campaign, announced Wednesday night that he is ending his bid for the 20193 Democratic nomination.
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Jay Inslee, who made fighting climate change the central theme of his presidential campaign, announced Wednesday night that he is ending his bid for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Swalwell, who has made his push for stricter gun control a central theme of his run, identified the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Cronyism and self-dealing are going to be the central theme of this administration — in fact, Mr. Trump is already meeting with foreigners to promote his business interests.
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" He pointed to losses both at the national and local level and used them as evidence of his central theme: "That means that we've got change to make.
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In part because Trudeau has made innovation a central theme of his new government, he should seize the opportunity to take a fresh look at this critical issue.
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In each of these cases, the central theme is tolerance: Must the government tolerate dissenting views, or may it force individuals to speak and associate against their will?
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Trump has made the border with Mexico a central theme of his campaign, saying he would build a wall to keep illegal immigrants out of the United States.
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This was the central theme in Warren's own DNA test, which she took as part of an ill-considered effort to address her previous claims to Cherokee heritage.
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Domingo's selection, "Summer Open Window," is from Lee's latest collection, "Mitochondrial Night," which uses DNA as a central theme in its lyrical exploration of genealogy, geography and time.
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With In the Raw, she wanted to bring together multi-generational and international female artists of varying sexual orientations, working around the central theme of the female nude.
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The northeast region's bid for independence was a central theme of a divisive national election campaign, and it remains potentially pivotal for Sanchez's ambitions of forming a stable government.
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Now a new generation of royals fans will be introduced to her wild marriage to society photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, a central theme of season two of The Crown.
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But other essays are less direct in their connection to the memoir's central theme as we also learn about the author's teenage gymnastics career or her experimentation with witchcraft.
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And if Trump comes in third or worse, it will be a disaster for him because it will destroy a central theme of his campaign: that he's a winner.
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Ms. Warren has made battling corporate greed and corruption a central theme of her fiercely populist campaign, mixing anti-elitist oratory with policy plans calling for sweeping new regulations.
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The act of resistance earned him the Silver Star for conspicuous gallantry and became the central theme of his political career — the idea of service to country over self.
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Two years after immigration was the central theme of Trump's successful presidential campaign, the issue threatens to damage his party's chances now that the businessman-turned-politician is President.
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Instead, the message of strength in the face of violent threats that President Trump made a central theme of his stirring address in Warsaw Thursday will take center stage.
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The show, which debuted in China on March 28 on Hunan Television, is the first drama series to feature high-level government corruption as a central theme since 2004.
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The 2011 exchange is significantly different from the central theme of Trump's 2016 campaign, which has been a hardline position on immigration that emphasized the deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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That, after all, would be the central theme of a major effort undertaken by the administration later in the year to re-energize the nation's commitment to the war.
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The elusive art of making a dance is the central theme of this double-bill program, featuring new works from the veteran dance makers Bebe Miller and Susan Rethorst.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has said she is "very concerned" about the impact of self-driving cars on U.S. jobs, a central theme of President Donald Trump's campaign message.
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She won't go into the story specifically, out of respect for the person, but she says that the central theme revolves around suicide and the choice to continue living.
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CNN spoke to three of the castle guest to learn more about their creative ideas and to ask them about that Nanowrimo central theme -- why the world needs their novels.
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Trade with China, US manufacturing A central theme of Trump's campaign, of course, was his repeated pledge to return manufacturing jobs to the US from low-wage countries — especially China.
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Dr. Lisa Bihmani, a "semi-retired" OB-GYN, is making "affordable, universal health insurance for all of us," a central theme of her campaign for the New Jersey State Senate.
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Lively digressions on Alexander's adventures in a diving bell, or on the development of Greco-Roman torture instruments, are entertaining, even if they deviate somewhat from the author's central theme.
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That would stand in sharp contrast with a central theme of the Trump campaign since the beginning, a hardline position on immigration focused on removing people in the country illegally.
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Trump also indicated this past week that he may be willing to moderate some of his hardest-line positions on immigration that have been a central theme of his campaign.
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While Trump often blasts the deal in his stump speeches, saying Iran "made such fools of us," he has rarely made the deal or U.S.-Iran relations a central theme.
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It was the central theme of Clinton's acceptance speech on Thursday night: I am here for all of you, whoever you are, whatever your ambitions—I am fighting for you.
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That's the central theme of a brand overhaul unveiled this week at the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, a trade group for the dozens of startups in the nascent private spaceflight industry.
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Trump is upping the ante on the central theme of his 2016 campaign, betting it will keep his most loyal supporters behind him while providing arguments to throw at Democrats.
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Bullying is the central theme of Netflix's hit series 13 Reasons Why, and a key plot point is Courtney's (Michele Selene Ang) fear that her classmates will learn she's gay.
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Trump in recent weeks has stepped up his demand for Congress to approve funding to construct a wall along the southern border, which was a central theme of his campaign.
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Bizarrely, but not unexpectedly, there was no mention of the central theme of the National Security Strategy—that America's most pressing challenge is a geopolitical competition with Russia and China.
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In 1976, for the first (and last) time, a presidential candidate — Jimmy Carter — made reining in the arms trade a central theme of his 1976 campaign for the White House.
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The impact of the ETA insurgency on Spanish culture is not a central theme in the San Sebastián exhibition, but some of the artwork references the movement and its acts.
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"Trump made trade and tearing up existing trade deals a central theme of his campaign," said Dean Baker, co-founder of the progressive-leaning Center for Economic Policy and Research.
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Her central thesis is that sexual violence has been a central theme of women's contemporary art, unifying disparate artists and bodies of work in a way few other things can.
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We never see Danny, but his fear-inducing presence points to the anxiety attributed to missing father figures, a central theme in the script by Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair.
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Donald Trump also made corruption in Washington a central theme of his campaign and promised to "drain the swamp" of politicians who only do the bidding of their wealthy donors.
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Criticism of the nuclear deal was a central theme of Mr. Trump's candidacy for president, and he has repeatedly called for revisiting what he sees as a fatally flawed agreement.
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The idea of an independent Palestinian state comprising the West Bank and Gaza became the central theme of Middle East peacemaking in the 1990s after the Oslo Accords were signed.
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Steve Beshear, the first Southern governor who embraced and fully implemented the Affordable Care Act — has made defending Medicaid expansion and Obamacare's patient protections a central theme of his campaign.
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The promise to build a wall — or, actually, to extend a series of barriers that already exist along parts of the border — was a central theme of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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The specter of gun violence has for years been a central theme of American culture -- has stalked books, music and documentaries -- while the surrounding world has remained virtually the same.
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Theories abound that Ms. Yellen has been accepted — and even beloved — in a high-powered role because she has not made being a woman a central theme of her career.
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There are six women in the 2020 race, but Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is the only one who has been making feminism the central theme of her candidacy.
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The central theme of this year's meeting was the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" — the idea that technological advances will allow ever greater levels of automation, transforming the global economy in profound ways.
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Time and again, though, as she reviewed her life, her likes and her successes while swapping one liners and expressions of love with her entourage, Ledecka returned to one central theme.
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There's plenty of blame to go around for Bush's fall, but the central theme is the failure to read the mood of the GOP electorate that was angry and wanted change.
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And here's the thing: this is not even the central theme of Hell or High Water, which really is just a heart-pounding, cat-and-mouse-game of a good time.
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Immigration is likely to be a central theme of Trump's State of the Union address, which comes amid a standoff with Democrats over funding for a wall along the southern border.
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Trump made it clear that he planned on making a central theme of the debate the decades-old allegations that Hillary Clinton intimidated women who accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault.
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Without wanting to give too much away, it's a pretty central theme (remember the time-turner in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban?) and the script handles it well throughout.
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Immigration fear-mongering was a central theme of Trump's messaging during the midterm campaign cycle last fall, and Republicans ended up losing 40 seats and control of the House of Representatives.
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The £350 million figure was a central theme of the pro-Brexit campaign, which promised to invest that amount into the nation's health service should Britain vote to leave the bloc.
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The previous governor, Nikki R. Haley, made attracting foreign and outside investment a central theme of her tenure, aggressively marketing the state's low-tax and anti-union policies to potential manufacturers.
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Sexual complicity in conflict with individual freedom is a central theme of the Balanchine pas de deux, and more often than not it is dramatized from the woman's point of view.
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Because he structured his campaign around being the person most able to beat Mr. Trump, the effect of an early defeat has been to undercut a central theme of his candidacy.
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One central theme in "The Head and the Load" was how the colonial project shaped the development of European modernism, well beyond a surface borrowing of forms from Africa or Oceania.
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While previous US presidents had made similar critiques of NATO members' defense spending, Trump has made it a central theme of his administration's foreign policy, repeatedly slamming allies over the issue.
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Health care will almost certainly be a central theme in the 21985 elections, after Mr. Trump said Republicans would not produce a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act before then.
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Never before, though, has the Electoral College come to the rescue of a candidate who made it a central theme of his campaign that our politics are not only broken but corrupt.
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I think it's such a shame that our situation as refugees in this country was a central theme of the campaign, but we weren't allowed to participate in the debate at all.
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At its best, The Romanoffs has the quality of a short story collection, a bunch of tales orbiting a central theme, playing off each other, trying out similar thoughts in different keys.
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The aide also told CNN that Warren's decision to call on impeachment proceedings does not mean that the topic of impeachment will become the central theme of her 2020 campaign going forward.
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That populist clarion was a central theme of his maiden political adventure, as the businessman-turned-candidate successfully appealed to disaffected voters who felt left behind by economic dislocation and demographic shifts.
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Mostly what the president offered was a repeat of the angry rhetoric that has been a central theme of his campaign rallies and in Fox News interviews for the past two weeks.
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At a raucous summer rally in Phoenix in 2015, soon after Mr. Trump kicked off his presidential campaign, he made clear that illegal immigration would be a central theme of his candidacy.
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In making the issue a central theme of the political debate, he might divert attention from Argentina's grim economic situation as it struggles with negative economic growth amid a soaring debt crisis.
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The promise to build a wall — or actually to extend a series of barriers that already exist on part of the border — was a central theme of Mr. Trump's campaign last year.
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The possibility of electing enough Democrats to Congress to remove Trump is also likely to be a central theme of the 2018 midterm race as progressives look to get out the vote.
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The idea of the superiority of one race over another — a central theme of some hard-line black nationalist Muslim movements — is viewed by mainstream Muslims as contrary to the teachings of Islam.
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That's why it served as the central theme of the 2016 Republican convention, allowing the likes of Scott Walker and Rick Perry to deliver on-message speeches rather than clashing with Trump's message.
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"The central theme is China's economy is slowing because of trade friction with the United States, and this is a negative for Japanese exports," said Norio Miyagawa, a senior economist at Mizuho Securities.
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Then there are Ricco's paintings, which appear to constitute a completely separate body of work, even if, to their maker, they share a common spirit and, subtly, a central theme with his photographs.
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The first few tracks are some of Big Black Coat's most hummable songs, but rather than make the album feel top-heavy, their stickiness helps prepare the listener for BBC's central theme: seduction.
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Right off the bat, the idea of providing better access to medical care, which would be shifted back in the direction of the open market, emerged as a central theme of their pitch.
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There's not a false moment in this two-hour intermissionless (unwise, that) drama, but Ms. Jacqmin takes her time in focusing on her central theme: the potentially traumatic process of becoming a parent.
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It's just one of several allegations against him that can be categorized into the same central theme: The EPA administrator was acting like a big shot, according to people who worked for him.
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So as we open the 85033th Congress, I have introduced the legislation once again, judging that the landscape has changed following a national election in which combating illegal immigration was a central theme.
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The tweet, however, is an exception to a general principle: While Trump is not a man averse to boasting, he hasn't made the robust job numbers the central theme of his midterm campaigning.
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If there's a central theme of "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," it's that death is coming for us all, but also, more specifically, for the hardy band of warriors gathered at Winterfell.
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The New Testament story of Pilate presenting a scourged Jesus to an angry crowd with the words "behold the man" — "ecce homo" in Latin — was a central theme of religious art for centuries.
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And that's, I mean, and Twitter obviously disputed the central theme of one of the videos that O'Keefe released, but that obviously didn't stop it from just going throughout this right-wing media.
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But white workers aren't alone in their gullibility: Corporate America is still in denial about the prospects for a global trade war, even though protectionism was a central theme of the Trump campaign.
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This montage was peppered with shots of JoJo parading up and down the beach in a bikini, and it quickly became clear that JoJo's attractiveness is going to be a central theme this season.
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Then she talks about a central theme of her campaign: the idea that the government "works for the rich and the powerful, and leaves everyone else behind," which Ms. Warren says amounts to corruption.
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With a tongue-in-cheek aside, however, actor Andy Serkis indicated that The Last Jedi's embrace of strong, powerful women could go beyond casting alone — and be a central theme to the film itself.
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"Invisible Man" is also the largest work in the exhibition Dialogues: Tim Rollins & K.O.S and Glenn Ligon currently on view at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, where intertextuality underscores the exhibition's central theme.
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The central theme of many of these meditations is mindfulness — or deliberately paying attention to your feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations — so it makes sense that these habits could improve your sex life, too.
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Zeev Elkin, the Israeli minister responsible for heritage, said that the site's central theme would be the Palmach and its battles for Jerusalem and that only one building would be dedicated to Mr. Zeevi.
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Fair Fight Action, the voting rights movement born out of last year's contentious governor's race in Georgia, has asked candidates to make election rights and voter suppression a more central theme of their pitch.
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His central theme is that he's a regular guy who will restore regular order to Washington and regular behavior in the White House without mucking things up through a grand redesign of American capitalism.
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At a briefing with reporters last month, the House minority leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, replied with a flat "no" when asked if Democrats should make single-payer a central theme in 2018.
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Ms. Gillibrand, New York's Democratic junior senator, has made running as a woman a central theme of her candidacy, and nearly two-thirds of the campaign's donors were women, said the spokeswoman, Meredith Kelly.
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The mistreatment of women, the central theme of "Diary of a Chambermaid" and "Sunset Song," is most vividly and, for a Western audience, unusually presented in the Iranian filmmaker Kianoush Ayyari's "The Paternal House" (2012).
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The Quantum Spy, out now, revolves around a central theme of spy literature: the race for a new technology, to discover something new that, even if only for a moment, will provide a geopolitical advantage.
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Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch anti-immigrant PVV party, said he would make a Dutch referendum on EU membership a central theme of his campaign to become prime minister in next year's parliamentary election.
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There's an interesting recent contradiction here: The central theme of the 2018 midterms was that Democratic female candidates overperformed their male counterparts by about 15 percent in primaries, the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman found.
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The rest of the episode loosely tries to connect the struggles of Jack and Rebecca's three children to this central theme of marriage (or love, I guess) as a thing you have to work for.
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And both Apple and Google made AI a central theme in the launch of their latest mobile software, and ARM's chips will be used to power at least some of the phones running those programs.
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His central theme is straightforward and often bluntly expressed: that tough-on-crime policies helped bring down crime over the past 25 years, and scaling them back will cause crime to surge upwards once more.
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Although it's clear the D.C. public school system is failing her child, the film's central theme makes itself known from that inciting meeting: Virginia is going to have to take matters into her own hands.
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"The central theme of Bird Island is a self-catering, Robinson Crusoe type of adventure, yet with all the comforts, where one could get to do their own thing in total privacy," the listing says.
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Shapiro pivoted to the political ramifications of the verdict while citing it as a primary reason President Trump, who made illegal immigration and border security a central theme during the 2016 campaign, won the election.
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The central theme in Frum's excellent new book, "Trumpocracy," which draws on his Atlantic articles, is what Trump's career tells us about the deeper structural problems of America in general, and conservative America in particular.
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Eisenberg's worry — a central theme of his new show — is that without this prickling ambition, both he as an individual and Jewish Americans more generally will lose the edge that has made their rise possible.
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From the day he declared his presidential run in 2015 by calling Mexican immigrants rapists and murderers, Donald Trump has made fear of crime by unauthorized immigrants the central theme of his rhetoric and agenda.
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Based on David Finkel's lauded 2013 nonfiction book of the same name, Thank You for Your Service is moving and unflinchingly honest — and its release comes at a time when its central theme feels depressingly relevant.
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This historical thread of women's fury is the central theme of Traister's newest book, an incisive title coming at a pivotal time: when the power and potential of women's outrage have come to dominate contemporary conversations.
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But Johnson's paradoxical position vis-à-vis the art scene, at once inside, looking out, and outside, looking in, is not just a matter of biographical fact, but rather a central theme of his art itself.
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He inaugurated the event nearly six years ago, after using a landmark speech in Prague in 2009 to lay out the goal of ridding the world of nuclear weapons as a central theme of his presidency.
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The bilateral trade rhetoric is the central theme of Pence's visit to Asia, which aims to spread the message that Trump is open to boosting U.S. trade in Asia, despite abandoning the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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A central theme in Citizens United is that quid pro quo corruption—cash for votes or some other official action, in other words—is the only form that Congress can police without violating the First Amendment.
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Not to be confused with the Spring/Break Art Show, the First Day of Spring Art Show is a much more low-key affair, focused on under-the-radar artists creating work on a central theme.
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If that ever seemed like a deliberate, thoughtful choice, it'd make a strong central theme, exploring how people are blinded by their own assumptions, and how calm and a change of perspective can change the world.
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So instead of continuing our Central theme, let's change course and do a quick check-in on the Eastern race, where the Flyers are hanging in despite a tough home loss to the Penguins on Saturday.
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Echoing Donald Trump in his winning presidential run in 2016, Netanyahu, leader of the right-wing Likud party, has turned possible voter fraud into a central theme of his own campaign in a tightly contested race.
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As it nudges the case toward its conclusion, the trial will reprise the investigation's central theme: that a culture of graft — sometimes petty, sometimes serious — has existed in New York since the days of Tammany Hall.
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Most hauntingly, "A Final Waltz" returns to the central theme as introduced in "Once, There Was an Explosion," but mournfully, with a sad, sharp violin adding a stark counterpoint, as if remembering something distant and poignant.
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The central theme of it all: Giuliani claims he worked to get Yovanovitch booted because she was corrupt ― though he offered no tangible proof for that claim ― and because she was holding up investigations he wanted.
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While multiple women are serious contenders for president for the first time in American history, Ms. Gillibrand is the only one who is making running as a woman, for women, the central theme of her candidacy.
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But Ms. Gillibrand, who released a video on Sunday officially announcing her presidential bid, has leaned most deeply into a woman-centric message, making running as a woman, for women, a central theme of her candidacy.
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Golden and Harding's tumultuous relationship is a central theme in the new biopic about Harding's life, I, Tonya, but Golden believes she is nothing like the at-times abusive screen version of her, played by Allison Janney.
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The idea will be a central theme of a five-year plan presented by IASB on Wednesday, as a period of intense rulemaking draws to a close for the more than 100 countries that apply its standards.
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I think some historian in 2119 is going to look back on this century and write a book and the central theme of the story is going to be the relationship between the United States and China.
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On Wednesday, he circulated on Twitter a report about Mr. Johnson's investigation and later told Sean Hannity of Fox News that portraying the Bidens as corrupt would be a central theme of his bid for re-election.
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In 2017, Mr. Pellegrin traveled to the Antarctic, where he joined Operation IceBridge, a NASA expedition to document the impact of climate change — "the central theme of our existence, ours and that of our children," he said.
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Gender and its discontents indeed form the central theme of Hartman's entertaining picaresque, which picks up where her two previous fantasy novels, "Seraphina" and "Shadow Scale," left off: in a medieval world shot through with modern concerns.
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The destruction of innocence (symbolized in the first book by the mockingbird and its two innocent characters, the falsely accused Tom Robinson, and the ostracized neighbor Boo Radley) is the central theme running through both Ms. Lee's novels.
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In speeches over recent weeks, one count showed he spent 53% of his time attacking opponents, a further 18% talking of national security, and only the remainder touting vikas, or development—the central theme of his 2014 campaign.
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The case comes during a heated presidential campaign in which the status of the roughly 11 million immigrants in the United States illegally, most of them from Mexico and other Latin American nations, has been a central theme.
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With that in mind, a central theme for the new government elected on Tuesday will be to decide whether it wants to shift focus away from Denmark and strengthen economic and diplomatic ties with other countries, including China.
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That pivot layers complexity on an initially odious character, and returns to the season's central theme of coming to terms with family strife in a way that feels organic, but is clearly the product of Coker's skillful engineering.
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For Kelly, though most of the plot was focused on Jake Gyllenhaal's character's (possible) descent into madness, the family dynamic that both Jake and Maggie brought to the film was crucial to its central theme of generational conflict.
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It also hints at a central theme in the film, which casts Donald Trump as just as much of a villain in the climate change story as the major fossil fuel companies that fund climate science disinformation campaigns.
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Instead, they tried playing offense by accusing the four congresswomen — among the Democrats' most left-leaning members and ardent Trump critics — of socialism, an accusation that's already a central theme of the GOP's 2020 presidential and congressional campaigns.
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Tyler Law, the national press secretary for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), said the "overwhelming majority" of campaign ads from the DCCC and Democrats have focused on health care, with pre-existing conditions as the central theme.
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The season's central theme — that the secrets of the past have a way of resurfacing — isn't by any means a new one; but Big Little Lies has never been predictable, and this go-round feels fresh and engrossing.
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The notion of female moral and sexual purity — and the way male pride and predation are bound up in that — is a central theme of "Power Strip," and it's to Rafaeli's credit that it becomes apparent only gradually.
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Newsbook, which includes short summaries of three books on a central theme and runs online and on Page A3 of the paper, is part of a larger effort by the Books desk to offer more service-oriented content.
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Lowering the cost of prescription drugs is a huge priority for voters and politicians of both parties — including President Trump, who has made curbing the cost of prescription drugs a central theme of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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During my interview with her, published in 218 on Politics Daily, she expressed similar concerns about anti-Semitism, and touched on many of the same themes that would one day become the central theme of her presidential campaign.
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The exhibition is designed so that a viewer may enter just about anywhere, a fitting touch for a presentation whose central theme is the vastness of the imagination and its unmistakable reflection: the magic of artistic creativity itself.
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"The cynicism of the G21 meeting is that it has made inequality the central theme of the event, but it is these rich countries' very policies that create and strengthen inequality," said Sebastien Bailleul, a spokesman for "Alternatives G7".
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John Kasich, who has made unifying the country a central theme of his presidential campaign and last year created a task force to deal with tensions between minorities in his state and the police, applauded the honoring of Tubman.
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" Though he didn't mention GOP nominee Donald Trump by name, Obama asserted that one candidate will advance his policies, while "there's another candidate whose defining principle, the central theme of his candidacy is opposition to all that we've done.
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While these deployments, including a battalion of US troops to Poland, have been welcomed by the host nations, they have irked the Kremlin and Trump has made improved relations with Moscow a central theme of his foreign policy approach.
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So by having Gosling's character infiltrate this new world, ostensibly in search of Deckard, the new film journeys directly into the heart of its central theme — into questions of identity, whether genetics determine destiny, and what makes someone human.
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But Modi rallied his Hindu nationalist base and made national security a central theme of the campaign after a surge in tension with Pakistan in February following a suicide bomb attack in Indian-controlled Kashmir by Pakistan based militants.
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A central theme of this year's show is "Smart Cities," and automakers and other companies have used elaborate virtual reality displays of tree-lined streets with smooth flowing traffic to promote technology and investments aimed at relieving urban congestion.
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Following a central theme of the "Journey to the City," the Middle East Galleries vividly illustrate how the first settlements led to the first cities, and how our modern urbanized world can be traced to developments in ancient Mesopotamia.
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All of the curatorial essays and catalogue entries ignore Marshall's self-positioning in relation to the tensions between pan-African folk art and Western modernism, a central theme in his work, and between the Western canon and black aesthetics.
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Touting an endorsement from the conservative Texas-based Madison Project, McCall is borrowing the playbook of Tea Party favorite Dave Brat, who made immigration a central theme in his successful campaign against Cantor, then the No. 2 House Republican.
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"A central theme of the Trump administration has been to expand prosperity for all Americans, which includes helping people lift themselves out of pervasive poverty," said Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, noting it will save $15 billion over 10 years.
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Attacks on immigrants are still the central theme of the Republican front-runner's campaign, but he has opened a second front on trade deficits, which he asserts are being caused by the currency manipulation of other countries, especially China.
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On one level, the ethics complaints Davis and Tisdale filed with the RWA are about questions that are fundamental to storytelling, all of which revolve around a central theme: How do we tell stories about people from marginalized communities?
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The Massachusetts senator last month launched an eight-figure TV and digital ad buy in the same four states Biden is targeting, a campaign that will underscore fighting corruption in Washington, a central theme to her White House bid.
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On the topic of foreign policy, which both campaigns have made a central theme in recent weeks, Clinton continues to be seen by voters in those states as better apt to handle the responsibilities of being commander in chief.
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"Even with the healthy friendships I've been able to form over the years, relative isolation still feels like a central theme in my life, but I don't think of it as depressing or negative at all, usually," Phillips says.
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" As Bardugo explains, the central theme of the collection always returns to the question of what's the truth in the tale: "What are you taking away from the story, what is the story trying to make you take away from it?
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While Sam is on his funny yet emotional journey of self-discovery, the rest of his family must grapple with change in their own lives as they all struggle with the central theme: what does it really mean to be normal?
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The notion of reframing the outcast is a central theme throughout the Triennial, such as with the disenfranchised populations that appear in New Zealander sculptor Francis Upritchard's odd, skinny figures with dopey semi-shut eyes, birdlike features, and ungainly limbs.
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And the central theme — a where-do-I-fit-in tale somewhere between Wreck it Ralph and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer — is sweet and builds to a message that feels earned: People who are different are our greatest gift.
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However, Elvis as a metaphor for America is a genius of an idea, and that central theme of The King really works, even though it feels sometimes like the musician's life is being edited and bent to fit a narrative.
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Norwegian artist Anna Ihle decided to turn this hustle into the central theme of her new work, Bright Future Horizons, in which she and a crew panned for gold in Stavanger, the oil capital of Norway, and documented the results.
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A central theme is women who are not seen as 'good victims' - from sex workers to drug users or even those with a history of mental health issues - who can face a battle to see their attackers prosecuted, said Adams.
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Google doesn't want to cede this ground to Amazon and Alexa, and it's probably going to be a central theme of the I/O keynote, especially because I/O is all about rallying developers to build experiences for Google's priority platforms.
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Communication is the central theme of the song, and though millennial-friendly technology is used to arrive at the human interaction, the message wouldn't be lost on your grandfather who thinks "location sharing" is leaving a note with his secretary.
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This shadow campaign by organized crime, almost entirely unfettered by the nation's weak and corrupt law enforcement and judicial systems, has come amid record violence in the country, which, in turn, has been a central theme in the presidential contest.
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The exhibition also contains a convincing silicone bust of Faris, situated beside an installation of specially designed spacesuits from a fictitious "Palmyra Space Mission," which the artist uses to substantiate the exhibition's central theme: life on Mars for Earth's refugees.
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The disconnect between some Democratic representatives and many of their voters may be emblematic of the more fundamental disconnect between Washington and the country that became a central theme of the 2016 presidential race, both in Trump's rise and Sen.
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Among such old-school plot mechanics is one novel element involving re-enactments of jokes that act as a kind of Greek chorus while underlining a central theme: the power of jokes to bring people together and occasionally keep them apart.
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But his defense of the Confederacy, which was a central theme in his 2017 run for governor, and his invocation of diversity, which drew applause on his home turf, illustrate a blunt approach to racial issues that mimics President Trump's.
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Republican leaders have urged the president to sell the tax cut that he signed in December, and have tried to make economic growth and low taxes the central theme of 2018 as they move toward a difficult midterm election season.
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The long and loving lists of nouns do get a little justification from The Goldfinch's central theme, which is that life is terrible, death always wins, and deathless art offers us one of our only meaningful reprieves from mass entropy.
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You might have a different one-word label for either show, but the point is: The best TV shows usually have one central theme they keep ruminating on over and over, putting different spins on it the longer they run.
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The diplomats told reporters that they remain frustrated over what all four view as Qatar's support for terrorism and instability in the Middle East, a central theme in the crisis that has created deep fissures between Qatar and its neighbors.
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But in their gentleness, their sensitivity to small gestures and their haze of slowly dispersing sadness, the stories were part of the literature of otherness that had been a central theme of adult fiction forever, if only more recently of children's.
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He had not yet finished his novel, but he knew it would deal with water as a central theme, so he asked Rawles — somewhat shyly, in her telling — whether she might be interested in trying her hand at the cover art.
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One of the director's earlier movies is called "The Past" — his others include "A Separation" and "The Salesman," both foreign-language Oscar winners — and the non-pastness of the past remains for him both a central theme and a structural principle.
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At a moment when multiple women are serious contenders for president for the first time in the U.S., Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is the only one so far making running as a woman, for women, her central theme.
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Democrats made healthcare and protecting the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, the central theme of their House and Senate campaigns, warning that people could lose coverage for pre-existing health conditions and other protections if Republicans kept control of Congress.
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Lowlights from Zuckerberg's Libra testimony in Congress "I don't control Libra" was the central theme of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony yesterday, while the House of Representatives unleashed critiques of his approach to cryptocurrency, privacy, encryption and running a giant corporation. 3.
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Trump might have the power to throw Bill's women in her face now, but once elected -- as seems likely -- she will be in a stronger position to make the empowerment of women, both here and overseas, a central theme of her presidency.
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Trump has made getting America's NATO allies to spend more on defense a central theme of his foreign policy, using an appearance at a summit of alliance leaders in May to scold his fellow leaders on the need to boost their defense budgets.
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Perhaps the central theme that guided Donald Trump to victory in the 2016 election was a longing for the revival of good old American prosperity, a time when a solid factory job meant a steady, growing paycheck and financial security for life.
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Running against Washington At the heart of the Cruz and Trump campaign is an essential message that has been a central theme of conservatism in the post-World War II period: that Washington is never good and career politicians are without virtue.
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Criticizing Clinton was a central theme of the GOP convention last week, which focused on her handling of the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, her evolving positions on various issues and her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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Indeed, that Murnane is a bona fide oddball is a central theme of the lore that surrounds him: He has never traveled outside Australia, according to reports, and only occasionally outside his home state of Victoria, in the southeast of the country.
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Clinton has spoken frequently about her mother, who died in 2011, and whose life story has become a central theme of her daughter's 2016 candidacy and one Chelsea Clinton is expected to also touch on when she introduces her mother on Thursday night.
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Nixon arrived late to her own campaign launch, and told the crowd that she had been delayed on the 1 train—another victim of "Cuomo's M.T.A." Hanging the neglected subways around the Governor's neck has become a central theme of her campaign.
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All the main political forces are pledging to raise the budget deficit and slash taxes despite record high public debt, and immigration is set to be a central theme of the campaign, with right-wing parties frequently warning of a migrant "invasion".
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But instead of telling eerie stories that touch on different facets of horror and science-fiction, Black Mirror is wrapped around one central theme: that our smartphones and computers — the "black mirrors" in our lives — will one day help destroy or enslave us.
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Consequently, it makes perfect sense that meme culture — which tends to reflect our collective social and political anxieties — has regularly commented on Melania Trump with the central theme of how well she fits in or doesn't fit into the White House environment.
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When their Civil War opera "Appomattox" was revived by the Washington National Opera in 2015, the composer Philip Glass and his librettist, the playwright Christopher Hampton, substantially revised it to make voting rights, which they saw as under assault, its central theme.
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The need to protect people with existing medical conditions from discrimination by insurers was a central theme in the midterm elections, and Democrats attributed much of their success in reclaiming control of the House of Representatives to voters' desire to safeguard those protections.
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The central theme of the Wachowskis' work is a kind of radical empathy — if you found yourself frustrated with how the Matrix sequels devolved into a bunch of philosophizing about the nature of consciousness and the self, well, the sisters had good intentions.
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She shapes her answers in the form of biographical narratives, because her central theme is that the large impersonal ideas pursued by much modern philosophy are less profound and illuminating than the varied and conflicting truths found in stories of individual lives.
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The 40-year-old French leader also took direct aim at the central theme of Trump's speech earlier in the day, in which the US President focused on sovereignty and emphasized his administration's intent to distance itself from international agreements and groups.
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No. 48 Plodiv, Bulgaria Kostova's "The Historian" is a "canny high-low pop-cultural blend" with its "legend of Dracula as a central theme (think Anne Rice fans) while also being "an inquiry into the vagaries of historical research (think Umberto Eco fans).
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The ramp-up in yields has been a central theme across markets over the past month, spurring turbulence in debt markets and sending global investors out of bonds and into cash on fears that a multi-decade bond bull run was coming to an end.
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We have to buy five new books, read them, take notes, build units and the skeletons of actual lessons, and find supplemental texts for each, as well — an article addressing the historical context, a poem commenting on a central theme, a documentary featuring the author.
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Netflix's Altered Carbon is based on the 2002 classic cyberpunk sci-fi novel by Richard K. Morgan; fast-forward to 2018, when we've reached a time and place in the evolution of A.I. that makes the show's central theme of brain augmentation a new reality.
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In keeping with what appears to be the central theme of Final Fantasy XV — chill bros driving around and hanging out despite the world collapsing around them — you can play the in-game version of JusticeMonstersFive by visiting an arcade and finding the pinball machine.
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They'll happily produce a couple of bars of melody, but can't understand the overarching structure of a piece — the way a symphony might return to a central theme, for example, repeating the melody with added tweaks and flourishes so that it moves into new territory.
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Burning Man has been setting annual artistic themes since the 1990s—this year's is "Da Vinci's Workshop"—and, closer to home, Secret Garden Party and Bestival have followed tradition, applying a central theme each year that guides the respective festival's artistic direction and promotion.
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The notion of women rising to power in male-dominated politics was a central theme of the 2016 Democratic presidential campaign, to the point that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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He has given himself some wiggle room on the Muslim ban, which he recently referred to as a "suggestion," but he has consistently been more adamant about the wall on the border, which has been a central theme of his candidacy since its launch.
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The opening scene where the man struggles in the water during a huge storm is particularly breathtaking in this regard, but the film returns to this sort of framing again and again, to highlight its central theme of man's place in the natural world.
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It's right there in the title of his second memoir — "Admissions: Life as a Brain Surgeon" — and it was the central theme of his first, "Do No Harm," published in his native England to wide acclaim, in 2014, and then here a year later.
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Japan's "isolation" amid the engagement with Pyongyang has been a central theme in North Korean state media, which has derided Japan as an "old phonograph record" spouting "gibberish" and repeatedly ridiculed Tokyo's "disgrace and shame" at being left on the sidelines of diplomatic efforts.
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Ms. Blackburn made stopping illegal immigration a central theme of her race; one Blackburn advertisement, rated "mostly false" by the fact-checking website PolitiFact, showed shadowy images of young men, presumably crossing the border, and told voters Mr. Bredesen "lured illegal immigrants" to Tennessee.
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"I wanted to create a space for others to reflect, explore, connect, and communicate their vision of well-being, through healing experiences using laser lighting, live modular synthesizer music, and dance performance, all with the central theme of meditation and well-being," the artist explains.
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Terry Fallis, a Canadian satirical novelist for whom Canada-United States relations are a central theme, said the notion of Canada and the United States as co-hosts of the World Cup sounded like a comic sitcom when the countries were sniping at one another.
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In the weeks before and after the election of Donald J. Trump, whose promise to deport millions of immigrants was a central theme of his campaign, the number of couples getting marriage licenses has surged in New York and other cities across the country.
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He has shown that the 14th Amendment was plainly intended to apply the Bill of Rights to the states; that women's equality was a central theme of that amendment, as originally understood; and that originalism in fact supports a right of same-sex marriage.
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Your friend Becky is clearly the love interest played by Rosario Dawson in the underappreciated Clerks II. Possibly even more pressing than its central theme—how to nurture middle-aged friendship—is the question of proper hygiene when moving from anal to oral sex.
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And what's fun about it is the way that its own conception — restaged history masquerading as a documentary — parallels the film's central theme of how impossible it can be to know the truth of any other human being, even if they're telling you who they are.
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Titled On Archipelagos and Other Imaginaries—Collective Strategies to Inhabit the World, this year's Summit takes coalition as a central theme, and utilizes the archipelago as a framework to delve into Miami's connection to the Caribbean and, by extension, to Latin America and the entire world.
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During a mass held in front of hundreds of thousands and broadcast live on national TV, Pope Francis underlined the central theme of his visit to Mexico so far — the link between the abuse of power and the social ills and security crisis currently facing the country.
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The event's central theme was the deceptively simple (and frankly over-uttered) phrase "tech for good," but the programming and content revealed a level of sophistication and sincerity on the topic that exceeds the low bar often found in tech industry marketing materials and staged events.
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"The election of Trump and the fact that he made immigration a central theme of his presidency has made immigration a more prominent issue at the state level," said Muzaffar Chishti, the director of the Migration Policy Institute at the New York University School of Law.
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And he's always been able to talk about immigration in a compelling way, weaving together the nuts and bolts of everyday life at the border with a compelling story about the importance of immigration to American identity — which is a central theme of the progressive resistance to Trump.
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The central theme of virtually every speech on the opening day of the annual Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) conference was that the industry has to fight its corner and not allow environmentalists all the space in the fight for the hearts and minds of the populace.
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Whether Trump would have been indicted if he were not a sitting president is sure to be a central theme of the hearing for House Democrats, but — as Comey pointed out — Mueller is unlikely to answer such a direct question, especially since it's outside the scope of his report.
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" This lyrical variation while continuing explore a central theme is no accident: they made it a goal to only include songs that didn't repeat the same themes: "At one point I think I made a graph of it that said, 'How is each relationship in each song distinct?
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The contract, which is the Chinese company's third major win in the United States, comes ahead of an expected meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump next month in Florida, where openness to trade and investment between the two nations will be a central theme.
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The 2015-16 Broadway season, which ends next month and features 36 new plays and musicals, has been dominated by a single smash hit, "Hamilton," in which diversity is a central theme, intended to suggest connections between today's America, politically and demographically, with that of the revolutionary era.
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The politics: As you can see from Pelosi's statement, Democrats are eager to highlight Trump's attacks on ObamaCare, given that protecting the health care law and its guarantees for people with pre-existing conditions was a central theme of Democrats' successful campaign last year to win back the House.
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Her decision to back many of Mr. Trump's judicial nominees in the first two years of his administration threatens to undermine a central theme of her candidacy: that Ms. Klobuchar is a battle-tested legislator who has been "in the arena" fighting for progressive values in the Senate.
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A central theme of those attacks has been that the origins of the investigation were partisan and aimed at undermining Mr. Trump, though law enforcement officials at the start of the investigation kept quiet about it in part to ensure that it did not hurt his electoral chances.
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While previous presidents had made similar critiques of NATO members' defense spending, Trump has made it a central theme of his presidential campaign and his administration's foreign policy, once calling the alliance "obsolete" and repeatedly slamming allies over the spending issue and linking it to trade disputes with the European Union.
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Setting aside the EU's very real and permanent north-south and east-west centrifugal tensions, the question is whether there are any chances that the appeal of these seven countries will be heeded at the time when the EU's future is a central theme of the Bratislava meeting next Friday.
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Workers' anxiety over trade deals has become a central theme in the 2016 election, and Clinton rejected the portrait Trump has painted that she only pretends not to favor the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal she praised when she was secretary of state from 2009-2013 but has more recently opposed.
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" Talking About It Sánchez now talks openly about mental health in Latinx communities, and the topic of mental health among Latinas, specifically, has become a central theme in her literary work, including her novel, the New York Times bestseller and a National Book Awards finalist, "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter.
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The show lacks a clear-cut central theme — not surprisingly, considering Los Angeles's heterogeneous nature — however, co-curator Erin Christovale, who organized the show with Hammer curator Anne Ellegood, pointed out that the body is at the center of much of the work: the political body, the contested body, the reclaimed body.
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"The central theme is that this is an undiscovered area; this is kind of like a secret," Mr. Natali said of Cape May, where he bought a small horse farm and converted it into what is now Natali Vineyards in the early 2000s, after leaving behind a 19-year career on Wall Street.
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"I think over the last 20 or so years we've gotten more comfortable with psychiatric disease as the central theme of a story itself rather than an explanation of the characters' behaviors in the stories," Schlozman says, referencing Welcome to Me, As Good as it Gets, and Silver Linings Playbook as examples.
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"No Place Like Home" (season 23, episode 26) Season five is Buffy's best (obviously, that's just my opinion, but you know it's right), and that's because it keeps layering stuff on top of its story, but all of that stuff neatly services the season's central theme of families both blood and chosen.
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Trump's claim that they didn't discuss who would pay for the wall -- despite his call for Mexico to finance it being a central theme of his campaign and one he frequently uses to fire up his supporters -- appeared to be a noteworthy omission from Wednesday's conversation when he mentioned it at their joint appearance.
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You may have to resist the occasional eye roll, but the almost melodramatic turns of the plot are integral to the play's central theme, that the family of man is one family — a message as simple as it is profound, and (stop the presses) mostly ignored, whether in the 12th century or the 21st.
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Ms. Spiotta writes about film with great knowledge and insight, but her detailed descriptions of Meadow's craft — and her thinking about her craft — often read like didactic illustrations of the book's central theme: its fascination with the ways art and technology (film, television, the telephone and the Internet) distort, diminish or amplify our emotions.
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Her central theme relied heavily on Hannah Arendt's criticism of the idea of "society" as a consequence of the nation-state, where private interests enter a public realm that is in turn emptied out from these interests; in a public realm without public interests, transactional relations, means of exchange and commodification, replace the public domain.
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But even as he made the call for congressional Republicans to reject their central legislative push, Obama continued to hammer away at the importance of bipartisan communication and civic engagement for all citizens — a central theme of his post-presidency, according to six close current and former aides to the president I interviewed in March.
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There are about 87,000 Google groups — essentially email lists formed around a central theme — and more than 8,000 discussion groups like "misc" — short for miscellaneous — where employees debate and disagree on topics ranging from the optimal temperature in the office to the brand of laundry detergent the company should use for washing employee towels.
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There are some familiar beats (orphans bond; teens have crushes; ghosts can't quite comprehend their own deaths; women with spirit find that spirit violently quashed), but the language is moody and engaging (at one point, phantom Pearl describes herself as "ghostful"), and the truth of the central theme — that danger lurks around every corner — resonates.
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The full scope of Kaelin's new life as a pop culture lightning rod only grows after this moment on screen, as we know, but the nod to its beginning marks the emergence of a central theme the show has snuck into the already content-packed folds of its narrative: the price of fame — or more accurately, infamy.
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Meanwhile, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who has made beating Trump the central theme of his presidential campaign, remains the front-runner.
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" On January 30th, a public-relations firm working on Mallory's behalf provided The New Yorker with a statement from him: "For the past two years, I've spoken publicly about mental illness: the defining experience of my life—particularly during the brutal years bookending my late twenties and mid-thirties—and the central theme of my novel.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE has frequently touted strong stocks as a sign of a booming economy, which he has made a central theme in his case for reelection.
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Opening track "The White Death" is one of the most straightforward on the album (and potentially its most black metal offering), but even so, it moves deftly from rasped vocals and off-kilter guitars to gorgeous clean lines with no warning, and in doing so creates the outsider vibe that has stood as a central theme to black metal for so long.
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Picking up where he left off during the presidential campaign, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE made economic nationalism a central theme of his inauguration speech.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell is about to plunge the Senate into the nation's culture wars with votes on bills to sharply restrict access to late-term abortions and threaten some doctors who perform them with criminal penalties, signaling that Republicans plan to make curbing a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy a central theme of their re-election campaigns this year.
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The 60-second ad spot is expected to take direct aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE, sticking with a central theme of Bloomberg's presidential campaign.
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She was also drawn to the story because of Ferrante's openness about the difficulties and unspoken challenges of motherhood, a central theme in the The Lost Daughter, a story that follows a professor who, when her daughters leave home to be with their father, goes on a solo holiday by the sea, only to find herself mysteriously confronting secrets from her past.
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It is difficult to read her intentions, but certainly it is possible that she wanted to indicate sympathy with the commercial artists whose work had been quoted; her show at Allan Stone (which she shared with the artist John Fischer) was pointedly entitled Odd Man In. It is also intriguing that the image — in all three versions — takes the act of looking as its central theme.
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Trump, who has made cracking down on immigration a central theme of his more than three years in the White House, has sought, through a series of new policies and rule changes, to reduce asylum claims.. The policies on curbing asylum applications have cut the number of illegal crossings and have been more successful than Trump's efforts to build a physical barrier on the border.
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This awareness and the singular instinct to work both with and against this process, despite being part of it, is a central theme of Erdemci's and Guler's exhibition — one that is mindful of its place, its time, and its ironies while being generous enough to make the viewer feel less like an intruder and more like an admiring passerby or, in some cases, even a participant.
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Abortion emerged as a central theme in the 2016 presidential race last week when GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said a woman who undergoes an abortion should be punished if the procedure is outlawed.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE for his support of Trump if he wins the nomination and tying it to job losses and outsourcing of Ohio jobs, which has become a central theme in the race for both parties.
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Time and night together form Sharlet's central theme: people who inhabit the night, literally and figuratively (graveyard shift workers, those who, like the homeless brother and sister on the streets of Dublin or the emotionally disturbed woman who lives in a Schenectady welfare hotel with her pet plant, inhabit the dark side of society) and the sense of mortality that, like the looming night, descends over our lives.
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So, a central theme of the book, unlike, I think, what some other lawyers have written about, and smart people and academics and others have written about, they're always talking about how do we change the law, and what new law should we pass, and what new tool should we give criminal law enforcement, or what new right should we decide people have, and that's all well and good.
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Ultimately, the myth of Susan Collins says much more about Washington than it does about the senator herself, because if the playwrights stopped to think about the political theater they were crafting, they would have to acknowledge that a central theme of their coverage—the dramatic moment when a senator crosses party lines and changes the course of history—rarely happens now that the true moderates have retired or lost their reelection campaigns.
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If all four scenarios seem fantastical, Yan Lianke, the propagandist-turned-writer, will have succeeded in realizing a central theme of "The Explosion Chronicles," a novel premised on No. 3: that what Yan calls the "incomprehensible absurdity" of contemporary China — elderly people in the city of Anxing reportedly did kill themselves to avoid cremation; thousands of dead pigs did float down the Huangpu River — renders the boundary between reality and fantasy virtually indistinguishable.
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Six House Democrats on Wednesday launched the latest official effort to oust President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, introducing five new articles of impeachment revolving around the central theme that the president is a danger to the country.
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