Sentence examples for better themes from inspiring English sources

Better themes for politicians would be their plans to develop first-class universities, nourish the arts, promote urban design and stimulate new industries in anything from alternative energy to desalinating water.

"I saw it as a way of bringing my product to where the people are," Pastor Kraniak said, adding that there are few better places to engage people about confronting their own mortality, and few better themes than racing for religious allegory.

Getz's distinctively soft and tender tenor-sax sound – widely admired, even by players much edgier than him, including John Coltrane – was as seductive as a whisper, and his natural lyricism often allowed him to improvise better themes than the ones he was playing on.

A possible explanation for this could be that researcher sought foreign involvement only for better themes that were of broader interest and suitable for journals with higher impact factors.

A better theme would be the suffering of innocents.

What better theme for her, then, than Pompeii?

(Hmm. Maybe "We do mobile right" might have been a better theme for the campaign).

For the amount of less than desirable three-letter words, I would have hoped for a better theme, at least.

It had to be above and beyond just "dolls," so I thought to myself, what better theme than brides?

I can't think of a better theme to tie the primary ingredients of a restaurant together.

"This is a neighborhood where you have flight attendants in uniform pulling their luggage, so what better theme can you have" for a bar, said the owner, Will Alba.