Sentence examples for has one theme from inspiring English sources

The London Evening Standard's David Sexton was equally unimpressed: "The book really just has one theme, his 15-year cocaine habit … He hopes he is having a dialogue with his reader but fears it might just be a monologue he is delivering.

The stories they tell have one theme in common: they have followed their hearts.

Mr. Bush's response to questions and complaints had one theme.

The two sides have one theme in common: Both are stressing that technology can help the nation meet its energy needs by making appliances, automobiles, homes and factories use less power.

The audience knows about the Therns' plan — and that should maybe have one theme, which I made the choral music from 'Perfume' — but there's also Carter's secret plan".

Having seen CBS gradually lose young viewer to competitors like Kids WBB and Cartoon Network, DIC's chairman, Andy Heyward, had a plan to keep young viewers tuned in: he proposed "a threaded morning that had one theme going through the whole block," a recurring element that would hold youngsters' attention from start to finish.

His book had one theme and he would approach you like this.

To have the project be about one topic, there aren't many records you can find that have one theme.

The historian John Alexander Williams, a retired professor at Appalachian State University, said, "If West Virginia has one enduring theme, it was in the words of those first explorers who described it as a 'pleasing, tho' dreadful' land".

If The Golden Notebook has one unmistakable theme, it is the danger of uncoupling the personal from the universal, of seeing the subjective as inimical to – even undermining of – objectivity.

Evolution of plant mating strategies always has one main theme related to the evolution of cross- versus self-fertilization (Barrett1998).