Sentence examples for everyday themes from inspiring English sources

The result was a gradual movement away from poetic experimentation and toward an increasingly prosaic treatment of everyday themes with the sensuous lyricism that became his hallmark.

With their fluid, improvisatory lines, bright colors and cosmopolitan approach to everyday themes — a kind of modernist mythologizing — these serigraphs are exactly what they were intended to be: eye-catchers to African and non-African viewers alike.

Indeed, the 3-D realm is jumping with projects, even from old masters: Jean-Luc Godard is using it to film his next project, as is Bernardo Bertolucci, who — in Catherine Cadou's documentary on Akira Kurosawa that was shown here this week — said he thought that Kurosawa, were he alive today, would also be working in 3-D — and on simple and everyday themes.

Another common design method of TWSU comes into play when the company works with existing and new users to understand bigger, "everyday" themes around making, as well as everyday life activities to inform new kit development.

This monetary theme is common in many of Shakespeare's sonnets, as it was an everyday theme in his budding capitalistic society.

One of his comic book secrets (that I probably shouldn't be divulging) is to take an everyday theme and set it in space.

With new technologies providing the means to spy on each other, a political atmosphere that raises issues about the right to privacy and a cultural climate obsessed with the personal lives of everyday people, themes of voyeurism and surveillance are extremely topical and important in the U.S. right now".

As with its various sources (biblical, literary, political), this is a tale of the epic and the everyday, of big themes and little people – "insects" to the likes of Vadim and his unholy flock.

He is a charismatic speaker, and the appeal of his sermons, he believes, is that they focus on the Bible not only as spiritual resource but as practical guide for everyday life, with themes such as "How Can I Be Happy?" and "How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage".

Nine attributes of perceived neighborhood environment for PA were identified under three themes: daily living (everyday life activities, mobility, social opportunities, diverse destinations); the multidimensionality of accessibility (physical, economic, psychosocial), and attractiveness and pleasantness (maintenance, aesthetics).

Everyday Struggle's theme is made clear in its title, while Ready to Die itself reflected Wallace's desolate life choices.