Sentence examples for a theme in itself from inspiring English sources

The ache of endurance is a theme in itself.

"The 'banlieue' isn't a theme in itself, but rather, a stage for my projects," he said.

Sometimes the spectacle of talented people doing the things that interest them in front of an engaged, appreciative audience is a theme in itself.

But each piece was firmly rooted in the tiresome "everything and nothing" school of choreography so popular today, in which flurries of hectic non-sequential steps and gestures take a very long time to express nothing, unless physical expertise has now become a theme in itself.

The first dated landscape drawing in European history – meaning a landscape that is not a background, but a theme in itself – is currently on view in the British Museum's exhibition of Italian Renaissance drawings: it was done on 5 August 1473 by Leonardo da Vinci.

But what about book-giving as a theme in literature itself?

It's no accident that the tension between democratic access and goal-oriented expertise becomes a theme in the film itself, as people argue that Occupy Wall Street's horizontal structure prevents it from making a greater practical impact.

While the reviewers in this review identified 'bereavement' as a separate theme in itself, the latter had a more generic focus.

Freedom is a theme in her postings.

Isolation had become a bit of a theme in Perth.

It's long been a theme in her act.