Sentence examples similar to have a defined theme from inspiring English sources

Several wedding planners noted that having a defined theme can help cut through the fog and actually make it easier for couples to narrow down their options.

The job must have a defined endpoint.

Game designer Greg Costikyan has praised My Life with Master for the way "evokes emotions and feelings rare in games", and considers it to work in part because the Gothic horror theme has "a defined narrative arc: hubris and terror, followed by a fall".

Most artists had a defined style and signature detail, like JOP!'s chickens or Salt's eyeballs, and each collection had its own theme.

Levittown has a defined past.

Bathetic self-deception, and unfulfilled dreams - a lament to passing time, and life not working out quite as one had hoped - have been the defining themes of almost all Ishiguro's work.

She has no unique selling point, no clearly defined theme profound enough or large enough to propel her to the very top of her field.

The teacher has a defining influence.

Have a theme that defines who you are.

These are the dishes that seem to define British cuisine and they all have a common theme: they are comfort dishes.

Many of the Western powers, especially Britain, France and Germany, have privately defined this theme as trying to wring from their host a commitment that he won't hold their countries hostage to his vast natural gas and crude oil reserves.