Sentence examples for charged themes from inspiring English sources

A best seller, in part because of its racially charged themes, the book cemented his reputation as a literary lion.

His last three productions — "underground" (2006), "Disavowal" (2009) and "Prophets of Funk" (2011) — have wrestled with politically charged themes, from the 1960s activism of the Weather Underground to the radical abolitionism of John Brown.

(Burke) Sokolow Theater Dance Ensemble (Thursday and next Friday; through Dec. 9) Twelve years after Anna Sokolow's death, this company remains committed to preserving the works of the midcentury choreographer, known for her embodied expressions of politically charged themes.

The Uzbek authorities have, in the past, prosecuted artists who openly took on politically charged themes, like the folk singer Dadakhon Khasanov, who wrote a song about the 2005 crackdown on antigovernment demonstrators in the city of Andijon, in which hundreds are thought to have died.

Roeg's treatment of Tevis's novel managed to have emotional clout as Newton loses both his alien family and his human love interest, Mary-Lou, with the highly charged themes of sexual intimacy and the loss of children continuing from Roeg's previous film, Don't Look Now.

But, it had won for Glory, its politically charged theme song (which beat out the vapid Everything Is Awesome) and gave John Legend the chance to say: "We live in the most incarcerated country in the world".

For example, when an affectively charged theme concerned abortion, the neutral theme concerned the normal growth of a child during gestation.

"Traffic," in contrast, is an ensemble piece, a dense weave of stories grounded not in a character but in a charged, topical theme -- the drug war, seen from all sides of the battlefield.

Disney has $37.7 million sitting around to give Iger, but charged its theme park workers for costumes.

Proving once again that there's nothing a great singer can't make sound important, Jimmy Fallon donned his guitar and harmonica to present the immortal classic "Charles In Charge Theme," as interpreted by Bob Dylan.

Mr. Ahn's charged comments on themes like inequality, the middle class, the despair of the young and "businesses with a soul and a goal nobler than just making money" are prompting comparisons here with the Occupy Wall Street movement.