Sentence examples for enough theme from inspiring English sources

More focus would have helped: there is not enough theme, and too many variations.

And what has been called the quarter-life crisis is a common enough theme these days.

The voyage of self-discovery from frantic, soulless Wall Streeter to Noble Savage is a familiar enough theme in dance.

That was a standard enough theme in Christian music, because it implied that even the shattered could be made whole by Jesus.

You might think this was a large enough theme for a major novel, and Hendrix does indeed mine some memorable scenes from it.

Fear of powerful newcomers with different values is a topical enough theme, and music is the medium that can absorb all contradictions and get right beneath the surface of plain narrative.

Max Roach, Charles Mingus and Sonny Rollins proved that you didn't need a big band to present enough themes and variations to sustain a suite, and John Coltrane made one of the best-selling jazz records of all time, "A Love Supreme," in extended form.

Young had to recompose much of his score at a later stage, as the producers felt there were not enough themes from the previous films.

You are not serving enough, healing enough, offering enough.' That never-enough theme was something that came and haunted my whole life.

These are all common-enough themes in an era of tottering infrastructure, vanished manufacturing, and gutted public-safety regulation.

Wilkinson rationalised Labour's defeat in a Daily Express article, arguing that the party had lost because it was "not socialist enough", a theme she built on in numerous radical newspaper and journal articles.