Sentence examples for a serious theme of from inspiring English sources

There's a fascinating mix of modern views on our mega-challenges, with a serious theme of systems thinking (again without calling it that), and a bit of a dated view on the consumption side (everyone can just change their habits in the everyday choices).

But there is also a serious theme to Braxton's shelves: health-related products aimed at extending the life of pets.

But there is also a serious theme to Braxton's shelves: health-related products aimed at extending the lives of pets.

Lighter Than My Shadow by Katie Green (Cape) is a thunking great doorstep of a book and has a serious theme, being a memoir of its author's struggle with, and recovery from, anorexia.

Nottage handles a serious theme with the lightest of touches.

Attempts to revive the form have not been successful, and Christopher Isherwood's Meeting by the River (1967), which has a profoundly serious theme of religious conversion, seems to fail because of the excessive informality and chattiness of the letters in which the story is told.

Before the word itself was coined in the 16th century by Montaigne and Bacon, what came to be called an essay was called a treatise, and its attempt to treat a serious theme with consistency deprived it of the seductive charm relished in the later examples of that form of literature.

Raymond Chandler proved that a gifted writer could occupy himself with genre fiction, but Chandler didn't have all that much gift left over — a serious theme would have left him short of analytical tools.

It's a serious theme handled with a light touch.

I should appreciate it if you could refer to 'The Mother of Us All' -- both the words and the music -- as a serious work on a serious theme".

The psychological processes that are in progress during and after giving first aid are a serious theme.