Sentence examples for because of its theme from inspiring English sources

The pencil study is important because of its theme, its eventual owner and for the fact that it has only appeared in public once, when it was sold at auction in 1973.

Attending a piano concert in a plush theater on the high seas is a singular pleasure, and some passengers select their crossing because of its theme.

The song, one of the few on the album Mr. Colón had no hand in writing, attracted him because of its theme.

The word "lesbian" was ordered removed from one Indian film, and another, "Aligarh," about a gay professor, was given an "A" rating —  India's equivalent of an "R" —  because of its theme.

The novel has become a classic not just because of its themes, resonant though they have proved to be.

Theology, philosophically oriented discipline of religious speculation and apologetics that is traditionally restricted, because of its origins and format, to Christianity but that may also encompass, because of its themes, other religions, including especially Islam and Judaism.

This film rocked me because of its themes of selflessness, generosity, following your heart, and making a difference.

Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart" is listed by Oberlin as one possible "trigger" book because of its themes of colonialism, racism, religious prejudice and more.

Initially, the show was replaced with the musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," and Martin accused then-Principal Fal Asrani of blocking the "Rent" production because of its themes of homosexuality and prostitution.

Carter described "Devil's Island" as "one of the hardest songs to write" because of the prominence of its theme of rioting.

Scholars say his paper is even more significant in part because many of its themes reflect opinions widely held by Egyptians, their new president and people throughout the region — an increasingly potent factor in regional foreign policy, as Egypt and other countries struggle toward democracy.