Sentence examples for as its themes from inspiring English sources

"Magic" is, musically, one of the most upbeat, accessible records he has made, even as its themes and stories make it one of his most political.

It seems wholly remote from 21st-century Britain, even as its themes of coerced sex and utter amorality chime with contemporary fears.

As large as its themes may be, Mr. Anderson said he always thought of the film as a chamber drama.

"Take 2" captures Ms. Spradlin's way of externalizing hidden emotions in dance that is almost as secretive as its themes.

Presented by The Valley Table, a quarterly magazine covering farms and food in the Hudson Valley, the event takes as its themes "buying local" and "farm to table".

As any aisle-hugging aesthete will tell you, the look, feel, and form of a film are just as important as its "themes".

It was called Animaniacs, and it was, as its theme song claimed, zany to the max.

Religion is a special force in human affairs because it takes the whole of life as its theme.

People were lined up to take photos from just the right vie as it chose to feature "An Orchid's Tale: A Garden of Reflection" as its theme.

This one will have crime as its theme.

Each week would have an emotion as its theme.