Sentence examples for implied theme from inspiring English sources

Any fixed abstract guidelines will perish against the reality of new circumstances (an implied theme of Obama's anti-doctrine speech on Monday night).

More important is the implied theme: that sexual experience, the practice of art, and love are all ways of learning to understand and finally to pass beyond successive phases of development toward ultimate truth and reality.

It might seem rather a challenge to respond in words to the "frame" containing Rothko's painting, but this writer has managed it – with a touching evocation of childhood, and also an implied theme of deep loneliness.

I say recycled because the implied theme of their new plan is: "Better, Faster, Cheaper".

Our initial idea was to have IN OTHER WORDS be the reveal (get it, because "ie" is IN other words?), but we ran across a problem cluing this – how to elegantly format the clue so that it implied the theme but didn't give away the letters being added.

This is a significant leadership move because theme issues draw attention to health topics and imply topic importance; indeed, readers appear to prioritise women's health [ 17, 18].

As the title "Illuminations" implies, the theme of light is ubiquitous.

While this provides quantitative impression of the frequency with which participants discussed each theme, we do not mean to imply that themes with a higher number of discussants are necessarily more important.

Ms. Schorr's title implies two themes.

On a big piece of paper you make a random map of your interests, experiences, classes you have taken, and eventually, or so the book implies, some themes will start to suggest themselves.

But even though the themes implied by these subtitles are monumentally broad, the content of each HD loop is specific to a single cultural phenomenon: movies.