Sentence examples for bit of theme from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Christian (the constructor, not the mutineer) has gotten quite a bit of theme material in here, including the circled letters "E" and "T".

Romano goes into detail on Davis's process Davis watched the film and took notes, and, soon thereafter, Romano heard Davis play "bits of themes" on his hotel-room piano that later turned up in the film.

Bits of themes appear and are decisively aborted; pungent harmonies shimmer and drift away without a trace; almost as soon as they begin, pugnacious outbursts of grating chords get counter-punched cold: you never know what is going to happen next.

This becomes a bit of a theme.

Isolation had become a bit of a theme in Perth.

It's becoming a bit of a theme this.

As it turns out, baths and bathtubs are a bit of a theme for Mr. Buffett.

(3) It's a bit of a theme in the film.

There seems to be a bit of a theme emerging here.

Now it will be a bit of a theme park and it won't stop there.

But as it turns out, baths and bathtubs are a bit of a theme for Mr. Buffett.