Sentence examples for from the themes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Volodarsky's most famous screenplays rarely drifted from the themes of battle and camaraderie among men.

Artists should, of course, sometimes risk a departure from the themes and styles they've become comfortable with, and there's nothing shameful about failing at it.

Even the scene changes — the many scene changes — are accompanied by long stretches of lively or reflective music drawn from the themes in the songs.

The basic pieces -- T-shirts, tank tops, knits and hoodies -- are adapted from the themes and fabrics of his main collection, though with an easier, sportier feel.

Whether new paradigms in legal philosophy will emerge, marking a break from the themes of the modern era, will ultimately depend on how law and legal institutions evolve in the future.

Mr. McCain's advisers continue to look for ways to bring more discipline to his message, and are being urged by some supporters to cut back the frequency of his question-and-answer sessions with reporters, a staple of his campaign but one that occasionally yields unscripted moments, misstatements and off-the-cuff pronouncements that divert attention from the themes he is trying to promote.

We want "The Best!" We don't like variations from the theme: the biggest steak!

(The music for one commercial was a snippet from the theme of "Mad Men").

The problem of women's agency was thus inextricable from the theme of voice.

"We started from the theme park, and have to go backward".

Well, all the songs apart from the theme tune to Mock The Week, that is.