Sentence examples for back to themes from inspiring English sources
I keep coming back to themes of death, I know.
"I have just had the courage to go back to themes I left unfinished," he said.
Mr. Curry returned back to the themes of his introduction – "Newark is an incredible place," he said.
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.
Getting back to the themes that he explored at Gowalla was one of the big things that drew him to Airbnb.
As a young prosecutor in Manhattan and on the bench, Sotomayor continued to come back to the themes that underscored those two letters.
Beneath the surface, most of Ontiveros' artworks harken back to classic themes of mythology, religion and power -- the stuff on which art history was founded.
James Wargacki, writing for Electronic Gaming Monthly, summed up the soundtrack and the remix album as "a fun and enjoyable collection of songs", with Davidge's work introducing new elements to the series while harking back to classic themes.
After your instrumentation is selected, refer back to your "themes" you came up with.
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.
