Sentence examples for more familiar themes from inspiring English sources

In the course of 900-odd pages of riddling foreplay, many more familiar themes are explored.

To the relief of gay rights advocates, Kennedy later in Tuesday's argument returned to some of his more familiar themes about equality and at one point chided a Michigan state lawyer for insisting that marriage was chiefly about biology and procreation, and not recognizing the dignity derived from being in a committed couple.

The American designer would rather stick to more familiar fashion themes to fuel his multibillion-dollar label.

Quine also has things to say on more familiar epistemological themes.

As Art Lange's liner notes observe, Konitz's visionary mentor, Lennie Tristano, ­believed that the more familiar a theme is, the greater the pressure on the interpreter to change it, maybe to the borderlines of recognition.

But, while most of his primary opponents ran on more familiar limited-government themes, and Hillary Clinton was fending off the attack from Sanders, Trump figured out that a Republican could run against Wall Street.

Charles S. Peirce also touched on themes more familiar in Dewey, for example the continuity of aesthetics and ethics.

The Followills continue to be grateful to the UK for sticking around during their five-year evolution into a one-size-fits-all American rock band, their mix of nostalgia and modernity perfect for a generation that worked backwards from the Strokes and the White Stripes, who are more familiar with Brandon Flowers's theme-park simulation of Bruce Springsteen than the real thing.

But if the other candidates are more or less sticking with familiar themes, Dr. Dean has changed his tune.

King Crimson's Red, for example, manages to sustain both an aggressive sound and the listener's interest through using less obvious musical devices; a whole tone scale (as opposed to the combination of tones and semitones that make up more familiar scales) on the opening theme, shifting time-signatures (without losing a monumental groove) and a sinister cello break.

The report emphasized increasing risks to the Chinese economy, touching on familiar themes though with more urgency than previous reports.