Sentence examples for considered the theme from inspiring English sources

We considered the "theme park" haircutting salons, the ones with the videos, balloons and computer games, but then recalled how the noise and whistles did not fool his sister a bit.

Rather than write his words before taping, Mr. West said he listened to the music, considered the theme and improvised, allowing what was in his soul to come forth.

Having briefly considered the theme of the Dublin Easter Rising of 1916, he based his work on a more immediate event: the murder in Paris of a German diplomat by a 17-year-old Jewish refugee, Herschel Grynszpan.

Previous plays from "Another Country" to "Six Degrees of Separation" have considered the themes raised in "Good Boys and True" with greater dramatic depth and emotional richness, necessary accouterments when the subject matter is less than fresh.

Consider the theme of a meeting of the national association of sentencing commissions in August: "Sound Sentencing Policy: Balancing Justice and Dollars".

Considering the theme of this year's meeting, "Our Planet and Its Life: Origins and Futures," it's no surprise that many of the talks traveled through time.

Toward the end of his life, perhaps thinking of the significance of death for understanding individuality, perhaps re-considering the theme of self-awakening as a kind of death and re-birth, Nishida delved deeper into the relation between the individual finite human self and the absolute or God.

Brooks considers the theme of uncertainty central to the zombie genre.

Although the novel touches on racial harmony, Utami said that she considers the theme to be undeveloped.

Panels and interviews, keynote addresses, and one-on-one interactions en route through the halls have an air of improbable sweetness about them, considering the theme is horror.

I consider the theme of disaster risk reduction a cognitive one.