Sentence examples for latest theme of from inspiring English sources

Two Sundays ago, however, Tony Soprano developed a gambling jones over anything that moved, the latest theme of the week that has included immigration, tempted priests, terrorism, college admissions, homosexuality, crooked politicians and home construction.

We are constantly bombarded with the latest "theme of the month": fat is bad for you... fat is good for you... too much salt is bad... salt is not bad for you... eat fruit and vegetables... fruit is bad for you..

They are not realistic for healthy living, and they are focused on the "quick fix". We are constantly bombarded with the latest "theme of the month": fat is bad for you... fat is good for you... too much salt is bad... salt is not bad for you... eat fruit and vegetables... fruit is bad for you..

The National Trust has been accused of "kow-towing to left-wing populism" after announcing its latest theme — a year-long celebration of popular protest.

Mayweather made him wait in the ring for a few minutes, then the lights dimmed and a familiar bass line began: it was Mayweather's latest theme song, "For the Love of Money," and he had hired the O'Jays, or what's left of them, to sing it.

His final film, the 19th-century samurai drama "Taboo" (1999), which he directed after suffering his first stroke, continued his late-career theme of forbidden love, bringing to the surface the homoerotic currents of "Mr. Lawrence".

Arenas artist treats his Instagram as his own corner for experimental expression, where he can explore some of the latest themes rolling around his head.

2. Learn about the latest reality television theme of impersonation by reading and discussing the article "A Nose Job Just Scratches the Surface".

(Check out her latest IT annual report here). The theme of her latest annual report is "Intel: From the Backroom to the Boardroom". This refers to IT's becoming more relevant to the board of the company, but it is also a good summation of her own career in recent years.

A Misalliance is prophetic of some of the late themes – Blanche Vernon's husband has left her "for a young woman in computer sciences" and she's trying to make a life out of what remains, which is next to nothing.

Brad Hall, the executive producer of "The Single Guy" (and best known for his stint on "Saturday Night Live"), considers the phenomenon just the latest variation on the theme of the need to belong.