Sentence examples for dodgy theme from inspiring English sources
"Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" had a comically dodgy theme, but, from early on, Beyoncé was thanking feminism for giving her confidence in life and relationships.
It felt more like a dodgy theme park ride than a smooth plane journey, only with the threat of a 20,000ft drop.
Some of their dodgy imagery and lyrical themes probably wouldn't be acceptable three decades later, but this song shows Bruce's "human air-raid siren" – the reason Harris wanted him to replace Di'Anno in Iron Maiden – in fine early form.
When I got asked to write the theme tune for ITV's rather dodgy Love Island, I was told I had to encapsulate the entire theme in 13 seconds.
Grant Olding wrote the tunes, which incorporate upright bass, washboard and spoons, and feature lyrics that riff on cross-dressing, gluttony and other themes in the play, as well as the dodgy reputation of the seaside resort town Brighton.
The clean-and-simple theme is undermined by MyFord Touch, which combines a sometimes dodgy touch screen with a pair of configurable LCD screens flanking the speedometer.
The ever-brilliant Horrible Histories tackles similar themes in a sidelong way, with Lady Jane Grey clicking a dodgy link and getting spammed; a prudish Victorian lying about his age and stumbling across scandalous content (ladies without gloves); and Guy Fawkes learning a valuable lesson about privacy settings as his plot fizzles out.
Set around the utterly dysfunctional Bluth family and their father's dodgy dealings, the show covered some fairly taboo topics - incest and Oedipal complexes were running themes - and included comedy ranging from catchphrases and wordplay to set pieces and brilliantly ludicrous characters.
