Sentence examples for introduces a theme from inspiring English sources

At this juncture, Peck introduces a theme that was a steady yet disconcerting force in Baldwin's young life: movies.

While Sulzer was generally a more conventional thinker than Herder, he here introduces a theme that is almost entirely absent from Herder's thought and prepares the way for Kant's synthesis of two although not all three of the main approaches of eighteenth-century aesthetics.

The Hungarians, from the 1950s, introduces a theme that will be reiterated and reexamined throughout the years.

In Brideshead Revisited, the proletarian junior officer Hooper introduces a theme that persists in Waugh's post War fiction: the rise of mediocrity in the Age of the Common Man.

The ads, scheduled to begin appearing on Friday, will introduce a theme -- "Answers.

Executives introduced a theme for their three channels, "Latino entertainment, American attitude," and compared their approach to cable TV to the Fox Broadcasting attitude toward broadcast TV.

For its 47th annual juried exhibition, the Art League of Long Island has introduced a theme designed to bring some measure of unity to a disparate assortment of works.

'Probably not!' - but only by way of introducing a theme about which Rattle feels as deeply as anything else: children and music.

The sketch introduced a theme of meals savored with religious fervor, treated as sacraments and totems by diners whose refined sensibilities lead them to spew energetic nonsense.

A campaign scheduled to begin this week is to introduce a theme, "Grocery shopping perfected," that is intended as a more engaging way to express the company's philosophy than current lines like "A new standard for grocery shopping".

The campaign, which will include commercials, print and online ads, direct marketing and a presence in social media, seeks to elevate itself beyond peddling products by introducing a theme, "Priority: you," that evokes the unofficial Postal Service "Neither... nor" creed.