Sentence examples for kind of a theme from inspiring English sources

"I'm worried that this is becoming – and looking at the polls that are coming out I'm seeing this – [an] 'it's the other guy that needs to do something' kind of a theme," said Madelyn Glickfeld, director of the Water Resources Group at the Institute of Environment and Sustainability at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).

In fact, that was kind of a theme at today's big event in Brooklyn — bringing some overdue updates to some of the company's most iconic lines.

It was kind of a theme here.

I really started out to write freestanding songs, but the way it came out, they do have kind of a theme to them, I suppose.

I have to see how they turn out and if there's any kind of a theme that's coming up in my life that I feel I need to write about.

The main criteria is simply that the work demonstrates some kind of "change"—a theme Craig explained to us when we caught up with him this week. .

The main criterion is simply that the work demonstrates some kind of "change"—a theme Craig explained to us when we caught up with him this week. .

If auditioning can be a kind of seduction, a theme of the play, this tryout sounded like love at first sight.

I kind of suggested a theme and me and Tim Pagnotta just kind of worked it out.

Both shows have to do with artwork as a kind of prison, a theme Mr. Hobbs traces through assorted staples of postmodern art theory (the panopticon and so forth) in a tiresome essay.

To behave well in the lonely, losing battle with life is to show "grace under pressure" and constitutes in itself a kind of victory, a theme clearly established in The Old Man and the Sea.