Sentence examples for clear the theme from inspiring English sources

In this case, it seems clear the theme is one that preoccupied her in the making of the Rolex Learning Center, a university building in which there are no walls, just an undulating landscape intended to promote chance meetings between students and disciplines.

"This is a prequel to 'The Da Vinci Code,' and it's clear that the theme is similar," Monsignor Fibbi said.

— MELENA RYZIK It's now clear that the theme of this year's Golden Globes — more than Harvey Weinstein, "The Artist" or fantastic-looking people in their 60s, 70s and 80s — is penis jokes.

In his notes for Blue, he makes it clear that the theme of freedom is meant in a non-political sense: 'We're talking about individual freedom, a profound freedom, freedom of life.' It's debatable, though, how far-reaching Kieslowski's films really are as moral inquiries.

There are actual racecars on stage and Cassadee is sitting on a motorcycle, in case anyone wasn't clear on the theme.

No image could be clearer, and the theme of love-thwarted-by-fate recurs occasionally in Balanchine's ballets.

To improve this book and my reading experience I think the plot should be much clearer and the theme family should be written in a way that suits the book.

Disney's head of distribution Dave Hollis said in an interview that "It's become very clear that the themes and emotions of Frozen transcend geography, but what's going on in Japan is extraordinary".

His first novel, La región más transparente (1958; Where the Air Is Clear), which treats the theme of national identity and bitterly indicted Mexican society, won him national prestige.

"This is a clear respite from the theme that Obama had lost control," said David Rothkopf, a former Clinton administration official who wrote the definitive history of the National Security Council, the organization American presidents have used for 60 years to assert authority around the country and the world.

After repeated listens, it's clear how ingrained the theme of tribute is throughout: the talk of park jams, the samples of past emcees, the bit in "Represent" that begins, "Before the BDP conflict with MC Shan / around the time that Shanté dissed the Real Roxanne," as though time unfolds according to a New York hip-hop calendar.