Sentence examples for a social theme from inspiring English sources

Another work with a social theme is "Family Planning in the Village of Africans".

Araiz and Nascimento scored another hit in 1979 with Último Trem, again with a social theme.

Charlie Fox, a struggling producer, comes to his old mate Bobby Gould, a newly elevated studio boss, with a surefire commercial package: a prison movie combining "action, blood, a social theme".

It's asking a lot of a restaurant to express a social theme — most of them have a hard enough time putting out properly cooked fish on a busy Saturday night — but Little Sister seems to be doing a pretty good job.

The extent to which these latter studies actually developed a social theme is hard to gauge.

Instead the Academy came to prefer the prestige-enhancing qualities of drama, preferably drama with a contemporary social theme, based on an important literary source and performed by deglamorized stars playing against type.

The majority of her work, she explains, starts not with the desire to tackle an overarching social theme but with a single spark – such as the incident with her son's friend – that illuminates something bigger.

And in each case, although those involved are known people (Takamine's assistant, his wife, his friends), there is some sense of a broader social theme.

The grim and powerful piece became one of Gilbert's most successful serious dramas, and experts conclude that, in those last months of Gilbert's life, he was developing a new style, a "mixture of irony, of social theme, and of grubby realism," to replace the old "Gilbertianism" of which he had grown weary.

Mr. Pérez-Peña notes that Philip's experience "underlines a perennial complaint among stutterers, that society does not recognize the condition as a disability, and touches on an age-old pedagogical — and social — theme: the balance between the needs of an individual and the good of a group".

However, from a sustainability point of view, the social theme must be equally considered.