Sentence examples for and this theme was from inspiring English sources

In both books the Moon is inhabited, and this theme was given an explicit religious importance by writers such as John Donne, who in Ignatius His Conclave (1611, with new editions in 1634 and 1635) satirised a "lunatic church" on the Moon founded by Lucifer and the Jesuits.

In the 1930s and early '40s, this theme was to reappear, although not to the exclusion of others, in Stevens' Ideas of Order (1935), The Man with the Blue Guitar (1937), and Parts of a World (1942).

Director Mark Everest noted that "people go missing all the time" and that to tackle this theme was "a brave thing to do".

This theme was enhanced and expanded in Giselle (1841) and Ondine (1843).

The categories were grouped into two main themes: GP-related influencing factors and External influencing factors.> The first category included in this theme was "Expectations and perceptions about existing local guidelines" (Table  4).

And this theme is, in fact, a central theme of almost every religious tradition.

Girasole means sunflower, and this theme is carried out with flair, tempered by discretion.

"We saw a move in Asia overnight as traders looked to realise some gains and this theme is threatening to be repeated across the Atlantic," he said.

And this theme is generational.

The majority of key commentators in this field see the need and importance to go beyond a utility measure of health, and this theme is recurrent in the literature.

All of the mothers had experience of using the maternity services and many also had experience of contact with social workers or mental health professionals, and this theme is about the differences all of them (and all the volunteers) consistently described between professional and peer support.