Sentence examples for four or five themes from inspiring English sources

Who knows what would have become of me had I grown up in an era where my idols, the preeminent examples for success from communities like mine, limited their content to the four or five themes that dominate today's hip hop landscape.

"We've built about 80 buildings around the world and four or five theme parks".

First, the handout detailed the readings and lecture themes from which they could select two or three themes (all under the same week's readings, entitled "Political Change").

-- Each report will focus on two or three themes in the news, with messages that might be helpful to candidates, committees and pundits.

In the galleries the new exhibits will center on seven or eight themes, each playing off a historical period or concept, like the Civil War or Manifest Destiny.

If there's one or two themes that run through his life and work, that's at the top of the list.

This is not another Beethoven "Macbeth" Overture, a ballyhooed "lost" work that turned out to be a cobbling together of two or three themes, excerpts from the "Ghost" Trio and six or seven minutes of new music by a contemporary Dutch composer.

Liszt also invented the symphonic poem for orchestra and the method of "transformation of themes," by which one or two themes in different forms can provide the basis for an entire work a principle from which Wagner derived his system of so-called leitmotifs in his operas.

By the end the reader is unsure whether he has finished a particularly lurid textbook or a very didactic novel.Rather than explore one or two themes thoroughly, Mr Starling has let his fascination with Russia get the better of him.

The table is effective in showing that certain disciplines, such as economics, are represented across most of the themes whilst sociology and others are concentrated in two or three themes.

Most installations of Windows only come with one or two themes installed, but many more can be downloaded from the internet.