Sentence examples for extend the theme of from inspiring English sources
You could extend the theme of Asian dominance by noting that by virtue of "Kill Bill: Vol. 1," Mr. Tarantino, the president of the jury, might qualify as an Asian filmmaker himself.
I tell them, 'Well, how can I make it up since you've always said I am incapable of making anything up?' I can&apos t win!" It is an ingenious performance, as if Roth means to extend the theme of "Operation Shylock" -- the wrestling contradictions within the soul -- from the pages of his book into a book-tour interview.
New Poems 1956 73 (1973) and One, and Other Poems (1979) skillfully extend the themes of love, death, and rejuvenation.
An interview series with early Bay Area venture capitalists extends the theme of commercializing science.
"The Shadow of Your Smile," linked with Sondheim's "I Remember," extended the theme of autumnal contemplation.
A backdrop of Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' extends the theme of lime and white into autumn while Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' contributes glowing red stems in winter, followed by creamy foliage that echoes the silky white trunks of the birches.
On "Two Weeks," the album's first single, she extends the theme of song as prelude, not payoff: "You say you want me, I say you'll live without it.
It extends the theme of Anderson's recent "Talk to My Car" commercial a child's-inner-eye view of technology and closes with a vertiginous leap of imagination that clarifies something important about his movies.
It extends the theme of Anderson's recent "Talk to My Car" commercial — a child's-inner-eye view of technology — and closes with a vertiginous leap of imagination that clarifies something important about his movies.
