Sentence examples similar to an adopted theme from inspiring English sources

She plays a trumpet at matches among gruff men who channel Doris Day and croon their adopted theme, "Que Sera Sera".

The "Weirwolf", greeted on to the track by his newly adopted theme tune Werewolves of London, refused to be beaten.

It adopted themes and emotions previously found only in poetry.

Lovecraft regularly wrote to friends, family and enthusiastic amateur writers, many of whom adopted themes, style and even characters from his work.

As competition from clubs and discos rose in the 1960s, many pubs also began to adopt themes.

Nor did he indulge, as his friends Robert Gober, Richard Prince, and Jeff Koons did, in the easy ironies of adopting themes and images from mass culture.

With luck as a central theme, how would an adopted person ever repay such a debt to their adoptive parents?

I tend to be a private person as well, but two years ago, I adopted a "theme" for myself of 'Put Yourself Out There.' This simple statement brought about so many wonderful changes in my personal and professional life that I became determined to stop hiding.

A year ago, the Avalanche adopted a theme of "Win One for Ray".

For the academic year 2014/2015 the Student Senate of the Union Theological Seminary adopted a theme, #LoveInAction.

As for the products on display, the company adopted a theme of "stages of life".