Sentence examples for makes the theme from inspiring English sources
This makes the theme of "Age Shock"—though not the book's hackneyed title surprising.
Hemingway originally wrote a different opening to Indian Camp (gathered in some collections as Three Shots), in which he makes the theme explicit.
Somewhere along Jermyn Street, or in the aisle at Tesco's, or in the lower Charing Cross Road (a curiously good place for seagulls, with their wailing cries of infinity), I will fix on the one motif that makes the theme.
He subverts his authorization and makes the theme park that the film ostensibly celebrates look like a symbol of the maladies of the soul that derive from Chinese officialdom.
That the company bought back the licence of the underwear at the end of 2012 only makes the theme of the brand's latest collection, shown in Milan on Sunday, more relevant.
(music gets stuck in your brain, makes the theme catchy, it is an enjoyable way to get brainwashed mindlessly).
President Bush has made the theme of his re-election campaign a whiny "not my fault".
Creating a heavily themed puzzle is a high-risk activity: make the theme too easy or too difficult to uncover, and the whole puzzle fails.
The meaning of nothingness, which Heidegger in this lecture made the theme of his investigations, became for Sartre the guiding question.
He did not mention Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, whose conference this essentially is and who is seeking to make the theme of democracy the lodestar of her tenure.
His sound was solid, though never overly heavy, and he took the trouble to make the theme in the Andante sing, and to capture the free-spiritedness of the cadenzas (Mozart's own).
