Sentence examples for more general themes from inspiring English sources

More general themes tend to resonate more universally, since everyone has felt lonely or been in love, yet talking about those things directly is boring.

You might encourage students to consider themes that they have already explored in your class as tied into specific events in American history, or students might consider other more general themes that span larger periods of time and movements.

This does not mean that one could assemble from this tour d'horizon a composite history of, say, Latin America in the 20th century: such regions sort of meander in and out of the story, depending upon their pertinence to Roberts's more general themes and arguments.

Next, the different codes were grouped in more general themes.

In this section we will list and briefly describe most of them, trying to group them where feasible under crucial principles of SDL or more general themes.

From 1963 the group began to leave surfing behind as subject matter as Brian Wilson became their major composer and producer, moving on to the more general themes of male adolescence including cars and girls in songs like "Fun, Fun, Fun" (1964) and "California Girls" (1965).

On a more general theme, "Ballad of Hollis Brown" and "North Country Blues" addressed despair engendered by the breakdown of farming and mining communities.

Reflecting the more general theme of loss of differentiation, EMT is often linked to loss of contact inhibition, as well as increased invasiveness and metastasis.

The redundant functions of HSPG are not limited to kal-1 -dependent branching and are also seen in other cellular contexts, suggesting that this may be a more general theme of HSPG biology.

Because redundancy between HSPGs has also been observed in ventral closure during gastrulation (Hudson et al. 2006), the redundancy of HSPG core proteins may be a more general theme during animal development.

You can also make dream boards which have a more general theme.