Sentence examples for find a theme from inspiring English sources
If your material spans several generations, try to find a theme that binds them together.
Your portrayal of John Kerry's campaign as struggling seems overly critical ("Kerry Struggling to Find a Theme, Democrats Fear," front page, May 2).
"More and more tourists are disappointed when they visit Barcelona because in the centre of Barcelona they find a theme park.
His version will narrate the tale of Mr Enormo Biggins, as he attempts to find a theme tune to go with his new time-travel theme park.
"Mystic River" was a difficult one, because I couldn't find a theme to that, so I finally looked at — I started thinking about the three main actors — the three boys, played by Tim Robbins, Sean Penn, and Kevin Bacon.
In regard to "Kerry Struggling to Find a Theme, Democrats Fear" (front page, May 2), I would like to suggest the following: a consistent message that focuses on the Bush administration's deceitfulness, insincerity and dishonesty about the war in Iraq, the economy and the environment.
If travelers can't find a themed trip that matches their interests, a tour company may well be able to design one for them — for a price.
But Army's team found a theme when it lost four of its first five games.
That is not, we found, a theme you can do justice to in a few weekends.
McCain may have found a theme for a nation that has lost faith in its own institutions.
