Sentence examples for many themes which from inspiring English sources

Within the historical context, Stephenson also deals with many themes which pervade his other works, including the exploration of knowledge, communication and cryptography.

In short, Visceglia's terrific tome A View From the Side, negotiates many themes which may appear disparate at first, but they all resolve in the end - much like an effective bass-line that grabs an audience - even if they cannot fathom the source of the rhythm, harmony, and rumble by no fault of their own.

In them he explored for the first time many of the themes which in new guises were to coil their way through his better known later work.

Lifshitz addresses many of the themes which so obsess Hegarty, from the complicated nature of transsexuality to the almost painful fragility of love, and does so sensitively and with a carefully restrained emotion.

Also, many of the themes which arise from the study are similar to those reported from studies undertaken in other settings.

4. Regular complaints that there were now too many themed Cryptics, which were either a doddle when the theme becomes clear or a real turn-off for those with no interest in it.

In these decades he was strikingly innovative on themes which many other historians have since pursued: Nazi Propaganda (1964), A Diplomatic History of the First World War (1971) and The Masaryks: The Making of Czechoslovakia (1976).

Aline Mendelsohn of The Orlando Sentinel noted influence from Janet Jackson in the show's choreography and suggestive themes, which had attracted many headlines due to the "heightened sensitivity of the post-Janet Jackson era".

Many of the musical pieces are arrangements of Disney themes, which Shimomura stated she enjoyed arranging.

Click on any theme that is installed, Aero, or "My themes" which are your unsaved themes and downloaded themes.

The collages themselves are complex, multi-layered, explosively hued pieces in which many themes are addressed simultaneously.