Sentence examples for promising theme from inspiring English sources

It's "Atlanta" 's most promising theme.

In the winter of 1999, Republicans found what they thought was a promising theme.

A past exhibition is not a promising theme for a group show, but individually the works are interesting.

The jazz singer Sarah Partridge has a promising theme for her new show, "I've Gotta Roam," at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel: songs about wanderlust in which all roads eventually lead back home.

The most promising theme right now is "reflation".

Another promising theme: European companies that benefit from an aging society, in particular in health care.

Another promising themed night is dedicated to the beat generation.

But by the second season any pretense of thoughtfulness crumbles, and promising themes of grief and morality give way to cornball monologues about leadership.

The show suggests promising themes — including parallels between Hollywood, the Church, and Ray's family — but they're overpowered by his role as a sordid fantasy figure.

Like its predecessor, "Better Call Saul" has a mordant wit: it's full of quotable put-downs and promising themes about the fuzzy line between legal and illegal skills.

More purposive sampling governed by emerging insights would have helped to clarify details of the promising themes.