Sentence examples for deeper themes from inspiring English sources

The opera's framework reveals its deeper themes, Mr. Hampson observed.

Wiggins is locked inside deeper themes than date-checking.

This production is also a riot of visual invention, though the story only grazes deeper themes.

It is true that, of late, French has shown herself more open to exploring deeper themes.

There will, inevitably, have been deeper themes: turning-points and watersheds for which future historians will use '2012' as shorthand.

It's a simple story of young love, then, under which deeper themes silently pass, like shadowy whales.

But there is also perhaps an older, deeper theme at work.

Beyond all the speculation about the result and the immediate future of the Conservative party, there is a deeper theme here.

The deeper theme here, as so often in Munro's work, is memory itself and its selectivity and unreliability, its falseness even.

Mr. Lang has removed all specific references to Tristan and Isolde, the better to plumb a deeper theme: while love claims us, it is bound by our mortality and doomed to fail.

How Goethe, with countless contemporaries, shaped a whole civilization is the deeper theme of Boyle's book, the achieved purpose of which elevates it above any critique leveled at specific details.