Sentence examples for because of their theme from inspiring English sources

But it isn't because of their theme, which is classically museological: they are literally about excavation and reconstitution.

Many of these cases are heart-breaking because of their recurring theme: someone had access to a company's information that they took and used for a purpose that was not in the company's best interest.

In "Fan Fare", Waugh forecasts that his future books will be unpopular because of their religious theme.

From the Hollywood blacklist to John Lennon's FBI files, on every part of the globe, artists have historically been targets of government spying because of their politically themed work, ideological orientation, or even, the art form that they practice.

I like the word-alteration themes because of their humor.

American photographer who was noted for austere photographs of flowers, celebrities, and male nudes; among the latter were some that proved controversial because of their explicitly homoerotic and sadomasochistic themes.

This is partly because of their essentially musical structure – in which themes are constantly recapitulated in major and minor ways.

Brazil has had many world-renowned literary figures whose cumulative writings are regarded by many to be richer than those of Portugal because of their variety of ethnic and regional themes.

When it comes to such hoaxes, it seems somehow easier to fake Asia, a land still distant and inscrutable to many Americans; while other hoaxes work because of their thoroughness and care, the Asian-themed sort often get by with only a few details, as long as those details seem just "Asian" enough.

The two parts of "Henry IV" are classics not just because of the ways they deal with great historical and political themes, or even because of their magnificent verse.

They were often painted on an immense scale because their themes – the dramatic landscapes of America – called for immensity.