Sentence examples for older themes from inspiring English sources

And one sees new variations on older themes and forms.

Anyone above the age of ten (as there are some older themes).

BBC Music's Greg Boraman perceived a "slightly apocalyptic theme" throughout, which he compared to Marvin Gaye's What's Going On and Sly & the Family Stone's There's a Riot Goin' On. Patrick Taylor of RapReviews felt that its lyrics evoke both modern and older themes, particularly those of 1960s and 1970s psychedelic soul.

I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide criticized the episode as a rehash of older themes, but it was also described as one of The Simpsons' more memorable episodes in a review of the 2005 DVD boxed set release.

Older themes are insurance and banking; energy, especially Canadian oil sands; holding companies like Leucadia National and Berkshire Hathaway; and utilities coming out of debt defaults.

The other two are based on old themes.

"District and Circle" plays rich variations on old themes.

Ishiguro returns to his old themes, but he robs his shadows of their darkness.

He wrote with uncommon frankness and wit, manipulating old themes and forms with imagination and originality.

All his old themes are there, as ever, but this book cares more about protecting innocence.

They were youngish ladies, whose versions of old themes are encrusted with rococo artifice.