At one alarming moment, all the themes congeal.
"We talked about all the themes, all the themes that we had to debate," Mr. Pastrana said.
She is delighted by all the themes contained in this act.
That is why budgets of all the themes for all the people are pointless.
People say he's too sentimental, but he fully believes in all the themes that run through his work.
I don't have a great answer: given all the themes that are there, there should be more.
It carries forth all the themes of the book in this parody of dustjacket writing, ("... butterflies and butterfly orchids in the margin of a romance... ")...
In one of his letters (did Prokofiev know it?) Tolstoy called the dark episode of Natasha and Anatol the "knot" in which all the themes of his work came together.
10 Though partially written to chime with the first Moon landing, Bowie's 1969 debut hit, Space Oddity, contains all the themes of Bowie's future work: alienation, resignation, romantic futurism, cosmic dread and, of course, the recurring figure of Major Tom.
This moment -- so evocative of Henry James's famous tale of expatriation and lost opportunities, "The Jolly Corner" -- embodies all the themes of exile and return, nostalgia and regret that Mr. Kundera explores in this novel.
In the finale, all the themes are brought back for what feels like an extended series of curtain calls, with bouquets being thrown from every section of the orchestra.
