Sentence examples for more themes than from inspiring English sources

"I think we've reached the stage where anything goes in shows about gay characters, and we're seeing plays with more themes than those that are explicitly political or are about oppression alone," Mr. Kramer said.

Additionally, while saturation was reached with the limited number of observations in this study, a larger sample of physicians may generate more themes than those discovered in this project.

There are many more theme parks than are listed here, and more roller coasters than can fit in this column.

These apps can be pretty useful, but there are many more theme parks than the ones listed in the apps.

Mr. Yoe, who thinks of the studio as more theme park than office, chose Peekskill in part because of its location.

Bara often has more realistic themes than yaoi and is more likely to acknowledge homophobia and the taboo nature of homosexuality in Japan.

"Lifestyle" and "diet" are apparently more popular themes than "spirituality" or "longevity".

But he explores more universal themes than on his past work, stepping outside the tried-and-tested tales of big-city woes and one too many boozy nights".

"Norse mythology for us is more about themes than visuals.

(Yes, there were exceptions such as "Everybody Loves Raymond" — but even that show deemphasized the kids in the house and presented more adult themes than previous family sitcoms). .

While it is set in a collegiate basketball milieu, the film is about much more universal themes than athletics and sportsmanship.