Sentence examples for highlighted the theme from inspiring English sources

Academic readings of the entry have highlighted the theme of duality and use of cinematography in the revelation scene.

Leah Greenblatt from Entertainment Weekly felt that "Robot" highlighted the theme of defiance and rebellion seen throughout Can't Be Tamed, specifically noting the lyrics "Stand here, sell this, and hit your mark / I would scream but I'm just this hollow shell".

I reviewed a few of those videos and admit I was pleased with the result: the beginning of each video highlighted the themes from the feedback, or addressed a specific question pertaining to the previous topic, before diving into the next topic.

Goode interpreted Veidt's back-story to portray him with a German accent in private and an American one in public; Goode explained Veidt gave up his family's wealth and traveled the world, becoming a self-made man because he was ashamed of his parents' Nazi past, which in turn highlighted the themes of the American Dream and the character's duality.

There were 3,500 cast members and high-tech visuals to highlight the theme, but the athletes involved in conveying the Olympic spirit provided the more moving moments.

Volodos sought out all its richness and diversity of texture while highlighting the theme itself in clear and perfectly shaped profile.

Zebra, the company that staged the festival in Hangzhou, set up an arts and crafts market and a booth for exchanging unwanted possessions, to highlight the theme of sustainability.

The aim is to highlight the theme of "peers versus people" if the Lords continue to resist.Also in prospect are plans to change the relationship between central government and local authorities.

He worked closely with the sculptor, architect and stage designer George Tsypin on the minimalist set, which uses only four natural elements — wood, stone, glass and metal — to highlight the theme of nature in the work.

THE euro zone's third-quarter GDP figures, released this morning, seemed only to highlight the theme being played out in bond markets: "core" economies are doing fine but "peripheral" countries are struggling.

Theorist Douglas Kellner saw the series as a critical allegory about the Bush-Cheney era, highlighting the theme of government corruption and failure to solve social problems, as well as the cinematic spectacle and iconography related to 9/11.