Sentence examples for has a theme at from inspiring English sources

"Each episode has a theme at its core," he said.

According to Murphy, the song choices are integral to script development, "Each episode has a theme at its core.

Though fairness was billed as the theme, the speech actually turned out not to have a theme at all, and fairness emerged as only one short under-developed passage among all the other short and under-developed passages.

Again, it is doubtful whether works of music can be said to have a theme at all (indeed, the term theme applied to music has a very different meaning: it refers to a set of tones around which variations or developments are composed).

You don't have to have a theme at all.

Or don't have a theme at all.

What you and your girls like should be the theme,if you choose to have a theme at all.

You don't have to have a theme at all! Just decorate your closet with different things that represent you.

"War at 33⅓" has a theme of resistance and a 128 bpm-tempo, cited by Chuck D as "the fastest thing I've ever rapped to, rapping right on top of the beat".

Each lab will have a theme, and at the end of each cycle an exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York will present the issues addressed during that lab's travels.

It had a New York theme at its core; telling a story where Gaga and her friends traveled to the Monster Ball, but got lost.