Sentence examples for back to the theme of from inspiring English sources
As an actor and gay man who arrived in New York in 1984 from Illinois at the height of the AIDS epidemic, Mantello, 50, has consistently circled back to the theme of homosexuality.
For example, Dick constantly comes back to the theme of Watergate and the rather odd idea that the removal of President Nixon is the reassertion of the true deity over the false idols of the cave.
This section also offers the reader a summary and a set of conclusions that tie back to the theme of the book which is actually all about the skills needed in large organizations that relies upon automation while keeping it from running overly inefficient or even out of control.
Anyway, back to the theme of the episode: Don has a type.
As an adult, I've been agnostic, but I find my writing constantly comes back to the theme of what people believe and why.
"After all, it is a 'Nutcracker,' so it can't handle too much". Besides, he says, "Americans love show business too, and 'The Nutcracker' provides a good show". But soon he's back to the theme of inclusion.
Mr. Curry returned back to the themes of his introduction – "Newark is an incredible place," he said.
He harked back to the themes of national unity that helped him get elected in the first place in 2008 and called for more bipartisan cooperation on key issues.
But he also kept coming back to the themes and attitudes — and to a few of the characters — that made "Clerks" an especially durable example of its type.
This theme eventually leads back to the main theme of the rondo.
They all tie back to that theme of "the best way to predict the future is to create it yourself". It is about creating a future of abundance, a future of an exploring species and a future of healthy longevity.
