The officials responsible for the initial name said they were only following the practice of using a single theme for a region where Americans are at war.
Eventually, and for a few moments only, he settles on a single theme, that of choreographic reputations.
Whereas last week's multiple plot strands were elegantly twisted around a single theme,most of the stories in this segment are sloppy.
His interests are eclectic, but they are tied together by a single theme: a mistrust of any policy that resembles appeasement — of opec, the Kremlin, Yasir Arafat, or states that sponsor terrorism.
But Michael Barker-Caven's production succeeds in emphasising how these two short operas provide dual reflections on a single theme: the pain of a lost child kept alive in the memory of a loveless stevedore and a penitent nun.
With regard to ethics, Monteiro et al. discuss traditional and contemporary mindfulness noting that "the often-fierce criticisms of MBIs (Mindfulness-based interventions) have focused on a single theme: the omission of immediately apparent ethics…" [ 65].
His interests are eclectic, but they are tied together by a single theme: a mistrust of any policy that resembles appeasement of opec, the Kremlin, Yasir Arafat, or states that sponsor terrorism.
Most are collections of essays and reviews, with the exception of several more sustained meditations, including "Darwin's Worms" and "Houdini's Box," which focus on a single theme or set of questions.
All of Carson McCullers's fiction, from "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" (1940) through "The Member of the Wedding" (1946), "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe" (1951) and "Clock Without Hands" (1961), is concerned, at heart, with a single theme: the loneliness of isolated individuals and their painful yearning to connect.
