Sentence examples for odd theme from inspiring English sources
On the whole, clarity of expression is not what Glazer is after, though he does flirt with the odd theme and display the occasional flash of intention.
In all the protest and debate over the Guardian's disclosures of widespread personal communications surveillance and the nine-hour detention of David Miranda at Heathrow airport, an odd theme has kept recurring, something that must seem to many like a side issue.
There was an odd theme on the show of the other housewives discussing how much things cost.
Questioning authority is an odd theme given how much of the plot bows to it with militaristic uniformity.
As I began to research the concept of drastically cutting back Internet usage as a lifestyle choice, I found an odd theme repeating: We're willing to cut back, but only for a day (or night).
The bleakness of nihilism seems like an odd theme for an exhibition, let alone a biennial featuring the work of over 60 artists, but the team behind art book publisher Endless Editions has done precisely that for the 2016 edition of their Endless Biennial.
Topaz, a rectangular restaurant with an odd nautical theme, a remnant of a previous tenant, also offers terrific soupy curries, like spicy jungle curry with scallops and green beans.
Noticing the odd breakfasty theme of my other ideas, he came up with a tea, toast and marmalade chocolate – an orange and tea ganache hand-rolled in dark chocolate.
As the "Odd Couple" theme plays in the background, we're introduced to the premise, in which the Felix and Oscar roles are reversed: the down-on-his-luck slob Corey Haim moves into the suburban mansion of the has-it-all-together neat freak Corey Feldman.
Angela Angela Kinseyy) and her son have moved in with Oscar (Oscar Nunez) -- yes, it's perfectly fine if you hear "The Odd Couple" theme song in your head at this point -- and Oscar is finding irony in the situation: Now Angela is living in his closet.
For example, Dick constantly comes back to the theme of Watergate and the rather odd idea that the removal of President Nixon is the reassertion of the true deity over the false idols of the cave.
