Sentence examples for a theme at all from inspiring English sources

Despite the unpromising location, however, its prices (and this is a theme at all the chip shops in Brighton) are steep enough to give visiting northerners vertigo: £7.20 for chips and a small haddock.

Though fairness was billed as the theme, the speech actually turned out not to have a theme at all, and fairness emerged as only one short under-developed passage among all the other short and under-developed passages.

Again, it is doubtful whether works of music can be said to have a theme at all (indeed, the term theme applied to music has a very different meaning: it refers to a set of tones around which variations or developments are composed).

In history there are classical periods of cultural achievement in contrast with periods in which we struggle to find a theme at all; that is, periods in which nothing really happens, nothing develops from within.

For example, specification of responses through the co-operative action of multiple motif recruited regulators is a theme at all levels of regulation (transcription: [ 97], splicing: [ 98], miRNA [ 99], signalling [ 11]).

Or don't have a theme at all.

Imperialism, cultural and economic, was a theme at Venice.

"Each episode has a theme at its core," he said.

But America-bashing, long a theme at Friday Prayer, is as fierce as ever.

Undressing is also a theme, at least among many of the shamingly buff American men.

Broadway theatre is turning into something of a theme at this year's Venice film festival.