Sentence examples for considered a theme from inspiring English sources
Haydock also considered a theme in the film to be the inability of the church to fulfill individual spiritual needs.
Julie Gardner told Doctor Who Magazine that the concert's planners considered a theme of "time and space" to tie in with Doctor Who, but decided that this "would lead to using the big sci-fi tracks from the likes of 2001, which would make the concert feel too much like a 'film and TV soundtrack day'".
Like Coward's deeper-reaching "Private Lives," "Blithe Spirit" considers a theme close to its writer's heart: the disruptive force of sexual passion, as it brings out the beast in the seemingly genteel.
Consider a theme wedding.
Consider a theme for the house.
Consider a theme for your page and base the name on the theme, so that people know what you capture on camera.
Consider a themed holiday menu.
He initially considered a Latin theme but reverted to a less risky formula of American regional cuisine served in a French-bistro atmosphere.
Meanwhile the rest of the Blues have been picked without the input of another man considered a common theme in the Blues' decade of defeat – Bob Fulton.
To investigate this connection may indeed be considered a major theme for philosophy of technology, and more is said on it in Sections 2.3 and 2.4.
