Sentence examples for defining themes from inspiring English sources

"It constellates so many of the defining themes of our American consciousness.

Around 30% of voters are now believed to be both Eurosceptic and opposed to immigration, or Eurosceptic and politically dissatisfied, the defining themes for Ukip.

There's a loose chronology – northern soul, soul weekenders, casuals, acid house – but the two defining themes of the film are timeless.

Bathetic self-deception, and unfulfilled dreams - a lament to passing time, and life not working out quite as one had hoped - have been the defining themes of almost all Ishiguro's work.

Its defining themes -- rebellion against parental, academic and political authority, sexual and romantic exploration, wanton irresponsibility and uncompromising idealism -- recur from decade to decade, but the reference points are always perishable and specific.

When we met at a cafe near where she lives in Kentish Town, she again articulated defining themes of her approach to providing homes that most Londoners can afford: diversification, conservation and community.

'Going Global' is a huge, defining theme for the Web over the next few years, and about as big a market opportunity as there is".

"It's an event that takes place every five years, so it is possible to use it to define themes that are perhaps less superficial than some biennials," said Catherine David, the artistic director of Documenta 10 in 1997.

These broad categories and their carefully defined themes and sub-themes form the foundation for an emerging model of dignity amongst the dying.

Ely defines themes to be one of these two instances:   1) A statement of meaning that runs through all or most pertinent data.

In two of his May odes, 'Melancholy' and 'Indolence', Keats defined themes common to the whole group with such fierce candour that he restricted their imaginative power.