Sentence examples for a theme suggested from inspiring English sources

These 16 finalists – eight amateur, eight professional – were sent to a country in the developing world to write a feature on a theme suggested by the NGO that hosted their trip.

In "exploring the violent underside of sexuality and the sexual underside of violence", Wolf revives a theme suggested by the ancient vases where an "erotic aura seems to pervade representations of a fully armed Achilles pursuing or butchering a naked, boyish Troilus".

Vincent Law of the Andersonic website argues that the episode's status as series pilot is not detrimental to the writing of the plot, which employs a theme – suggested to be common to many Anderson-produced series – of "advanced technology, upon which the characters are reliant, going awry".

Greater use of the ECLO was also a common theme suggested to improve the service.

Richard Scudamore's Marie Antoinette moment will probably involve a variation on the theme suggested by Stoke's chief executive, Tony Scholes: a free away travel initiative which will cost constituent clubs up to £800,000 of the £61.9 million TV income they are scheduled to receive next season.

Each section of "Lawless Heart" is a variation on the theme suggested in the title.

For the show, the theme suggested a sense of calm and peace, with pants and dresses drawn on the slim Armani silhouettes, which occasionally was too constricting for the long skirts.

"Rendezvous," a mild-mannered musical revue with a Gallic theme, suggests an equestrian parade in which famous old racehorses mounted by riders in fancy dress make their stately way down the Champs-Élysées.

Barclay preferred the originals: the magicians-and-stuntmen theme suggested "impossible feats of derring-do".

Recognition of host ligands such as ACAMPs through PRRs is emerging as a common theme, suggesting that signalling through PRRs might not be limited to the detection of invading microbes but be part of a complex scenario responsible for the balanced innate immune response (Franc et al, 1999; Gregory & Devitt, 2004).

Wellness bloggers harp on a very similar theme, suggesting that the food industry is not to be trusted and that anyone who questions their dubious claims is probably in the pay of Big Pharma or Big Food.