Sentence examples for both the theme from inspiring English sources

Both the theme and the measures find their roots in Brooks's first feature film, "Real Life," from 1979.

This is a Sunday puzzle that didn't feel like it took forever to complete, mainly because I was so entertained by both the theme and nontheme entries.

"Yes and no," he says, and his ambivalence is both the theme of the movie and a crucial element of its curious, ruminative attitudes toward love, race and urban life.

Both the theme of the E Tautz collection ("inspired by the heroes of European lower league football") and recognition of the different nationalities of the creative team and models (who came from "at least eight European countries") felt pointed.

Discovering what lurks beneath gray flannel (or perhaps tropical worsted, since the setting is Los Angeles) is both the theme and the story-propelling engine of "The Temperamentals," which chronicles the creation of the Mattachine Society, the breakthrough gay-rights organization.

The text appears on both the theme and the countersubject, here stressing "pacem" (peace) at the beginning of the line.

We wanted to use a data-led approach to create a list which could start to throw up both the themes and the diversity of this rich marketplace.

He certainly succeeds in demonstrating that location is 'an under-explored and powerful explanatory force' shaping both the themes and the underlying ideologies of particular film texts and of the industry more generally...

"That is how he was in life". So it's no wonder that the Getty Research Institute's retrospective on Zinnemann is called "Cinema of Resistance" because it reflects both the themes of his films and his personal philosophy.

Television commercials for American Honda Motor and Subway restaurants, for instance, both use the theme song from the vintage sitcom "The Odd Couple".

"The Dead Toreador" and the ravishingly strange "Dead Christ and the Angels," both on the theme of victimization, are examples; they are on view here.