Sentence examples for enormous themes from inspiring English sources

While she tackles suitably enormous themes of love, life and death in her songs, she seems to refrain from mining her personal life for artistic gain.

What is most impressive about "A Secret" is the way Mr. Miller artfully and gently gestures toward such enormous themes without spelling them out.

The myth of Midas is one of 10 Ovid stories that Ms. Zimmerman has chosen, rearranged and retold with such ingenuity and grace that the archaic is unself-consciously modernized, the epic scope of universal quests is preserved and enormous themes become accessible.

In this account, Scotland is more boutique destination than seethingly complex urban nation, a kind of enormous theme park with wind turbines instead of rollercoasters.

The show of 75 works is too modest to do justice to its enormous theme, but its juxtaposition of Western science and Eastern religion sets up a thought-provoking compare-contrast exercise.

The attraction, as it has been since the Rat Pack days, is the spacious casinos, the name entertainment and now the enormous theme-park hotels, one of which is shaped like an Egyptian pyramid.

This diversity itself reflected Indonesia's own enormous diversity a theme that Mr Obama harked back to in his speech.

Down a narrow, winding street, a half-hidden house in a residential neighborhood sports an enormous Bosch-themed mural of a woman with luminous, glow-in-the-dark hair.

If all goes according to plan – a phrase Italians tend to chuckle at – Milan will for 184 days play the perfect host to what is essentially an enormous but temporary theme park, with beautifully designed pavilions representing individual countries – the German and the UK pavilions will feature bees, Japan will offer up a "virtual meal" and Brazil has created a small tropical forest.

As film-making, it remains Altman's apotheosis, incorporating all of his signature styles, yoked to themes of enormous social and political weight.

Jumaane D. Williams, a city councilman from Brooklyn who leads the Committee on Oversight and Investigations, criticized what he called a "running theme" of enormous contract overruns at a time of painful belt-tightening in city services.