Sentence examples for preferred theme from inspiring English sources

Manziel expressed the Aggies' preferred theme, recounting what Sumlin told his players in the locker room: that Alabama lost once in 2011 and in 2012 and still won the national championship each season.

But Mr Sarkozy also returned, with evident delight, to his preferred theme.

He was given little opportunity to wax on his preferred theme – how his government has turned the economy around.

Last Friday, appearing on a New York City radio show, he deflected a question about getting additional aid from Washington and instead returned to his preferred theme: that terrorist threats are all around and his first priority is the public's safety, not money.

The Child's Bath, on this month's cover, is characteristic of Cassatt's mature work and elaborates on her preferred theme: women caring for children.

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For example, trance music with its endless repetitions frustrates anyone who prefers theme and variation, purely percussive music is wearisome to those who crave melody and chord progressions, and atonal music seems to freak just about everyone out.

He prefers themes; this season his muse was Amanda Lear, the disco queen, who appeared on the cover of "For Your Pleasure" by Roxy Music.

(There is an eighth nave window, which was Chagall's original design for Michael's memorial. It depicts cherubim guarding the gates of paradise. But the family preferred a different theme. That original Chagall design is illuminated by artificial light).

Mr. Anderson of Indianapolis prefers such themed exhibitions; he also liked the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's "Breaking the Mode," which surveyed the ways in which modern and contemporary designers have disrupted the norms of fashion arts in 2008.

He preferred variations to themes, stepping up to a canvas and whaling away.