Sentence examples for an unspoken theme from inspiring English sources

As the studies pile up, an unspoken theme emerges: fathers matter, but in simultaneous and contradictory ways.

Breaking with the previous version of Windows was an unspoken theme of the launch, which reversed many of the changes made when Windows 8 was released in 2012.

This is an unspoken theme in Tom McCarthy's excellent movie "Spotlight," which tells the story of a team of journalists at the Boston Globe tasked with uncovering the child sexual-abuse scandal that eventually enveloped the city's Catholic archdiocese.

It's an unspoken theme of the show that, as with McCarthy and Pry, art inspired by baseball is often an escape from, or a curative for, a troubled life.

It's not news: Any real geek knows "diversity overcomes adversity" was an unspoken theme of Star Trek from the start.

As a contrast, young British tenor Stuart Jackson and BBC SSO principal horn Alberto Menéndez Escribano dive deep into Britten's Serenade – great poetry meets incandescent music, united by an unspoken theme of its own: the timeless magic of night.

(Furst's most recent hero, for example, is a Russian Bolshevik working for a Hungarian spymaster to sabotage the fascists in France -- does that make him a good guy or a bad guy?) In fact, the unspoken theme of all the really good political thrillers, if you think about them, is not good versus evil but pretty bad versus slightly worse.

The unspoken theme was clearly go big or go home.

But the unspoken theme of the article was that no one arrives - the destination keeps shifting.

Movement is the album's unspoken theme, and fluidity its strongest subtext.

He did not mention his role on September 11 directly in his speech yesterday, but it was the unspoken theme.