Sentence examples for especially theme from inspiring English sources

Several tracks, especially "Theme of Love", remain popular today, and have been performed numerous times in orchestral concert series, as well as been published in arranged and compilation albums by Square as well as outside groups.

As any other public place, especially theme parks, caution and security are very much needed when the stroller is unattended.

These conclusions are borne out in the survey (questions 7 and 10, both of which had median and mode of 4), as well as the themes that emerged from students' metacognitive reflections (Table 6, especially themes 1, 4, and 5) and comments (Table 7, especially themes 2, 3, 5, and 6).

To Turner prize-winning artist Grayson Perry, the disgraced former cabinet minister was the perfect subject to explore the concept of identity in modern Britain – especially the theme of radical transformation.

By the end of the tune, I'm often left wondering how it is that solos -- and especially that theme-solos-theme format -- became such a necessary part of jazz.

When I'm listening at home, I like his fourth orchestral suite, "Mozartiana," less than the four original Mozart pieces here that Tchaikovsky arranged for orchestra, especially the Theme and Variations finale (where Mozart is playing brilliantly with a theme sung in a once-popular Gluck opera, "Les Pélérins de la Mecque," by the Muslim character Osmin).

Impulse-control is an especially resonant theme in the current era of conflicts and cutbacks.

The fluttery economy, and the challenge that it presents to graduates, made for an especially timely theme this season.

There is an art of the boxed set, especially for theme sets, an ideal synthesis of music, design and liner notes.

Today has an especially international theme; this morning sees South African novelist Sindiwe Magona discussing her taboo-breaking books and the cultural shadow of apartheid, while this afternoon German writer Meike Ziervogel will be appearing alongside Welsh author Owen Martell to speak about their new novels, which imagine the inner lives of real historical figures.

I quoted from it at the time — as it turned out, presciently — regarding a bovine turn of thought; it's a particularly freewheeling and revealing interview: In America, sex has always been an especially important theme, that one can only approach in a solemn, pompous way.