Sentence examples for feel the theme from inspiring English sources

But local architects who attended the opening week feel the theme is timely, and hope it will at least sow the seeds for a long-awaited debate.

Let the guest feel the theme right at the entry of the venue.

Some themes need a larger space to really pull you in and make you FEEL the theme.

She said she felt the theme of the new exhibition and its more expansive sweep across time provided that context.

Cameron championed the "big society" during the election campaign and he is strongly committed to the idea that citizens should be empowered, even though some Tories felt the theme was a turn-off to the voters.

He felt the theme was medieval music, and was given a break to travel in Europe for inspiration—"looking at old castles in Germany and so on".

Phineas and Ferb was inspired by their boyhood memories of summer vacation; Povenmire and Marsh both felt the theme of school in television had fallen to redundancy and wanted to create a series that took place solely in the summertime.

Isler said he enjoyed Kenny's death and Butters' obsession with "bush", but felt the theme of the episode was too obvious and less clever than previous South Park episodes.

He felt the theme was medieval music, and was given a two-week break to travel in Europe for inspiration - "looking at old castles in Germany and so on".

And while Taylor told me he felt the themes of In Our Heads had been developing over the course of their career, he said it had also become apparent once the album was complete that "the joy of seeing new life" had informed their writing.

Reviewer awkward unicorn felt the themes of gender identity and changing sexuality were acutely portrayed by Talley: This is the first book I've read that goes into so much detail about gender identity and still manages to treat it with the utmost sensitivity and respect.