Sentence examples similar to point out a theme from inspiring English sources
Instead of discussing the differences between these two possibilities, we first wish to point out a common theme that is often unnoticed: spectrum-specificity.
Gergiev is very creative: he points out that a theme shouldn't be a prison, the key thing is to bring good music to the festival.'.
Several yellow-robed choir members circulated in the minutes before the show with rolls of duct tape, with which they good-naturedly covered any visible logos on the congregants' clothing -- the rejection of worldliness, as Durkee points out, being a theme common to most religious experiences.
That said, most of us could use people around us who can reflect and provide words of advice, pinning down a theme, or pointing out a tendency to repeat and isolate.
To emphasize the theme, Shargawi points out a crowd of demonstrators who surround a group of police yet refrain from assaulting them.
This one, Web commenters point out, borrows the theme song from Elder Scrolls 4, a 2006 fantasy role-playing game.
There is a large mathematical literature that relates to model building and multiple hypotheses, and we will only try to point out the main themes.
She laughs when I point out that a book with the same themes would be discussed in different terms if it had been written by, say, Jonathan Franzen, and recalls that Franzen has publicly aired his views on the difficulty of writing about race as a white person and his reluctance to do so.
As Mr. Obama himself pointed out, his theme in the speech last Thursday was not extraordinary.
