Sentence examples for recycle themes from inspiring English sources
"Fly Paper," which was inspired by the black-and-white tones of the Harlem photographer Roy DeCarava, doesn't so much recycle themes from "Lemonade" as incorporate them: there is the split between what we can see and what we can't; there are all those lost spirits, like Keven Davis and Noah Davis, literally cut into the here and now.
This factory system has replaced the auteur method represented by veteran songwriters like Tom T Hall and Kris Kristofferson, and critics say is the reason why contemporary hits have lost their edge and instead recycle themes involving partying, trucks and beer.
She wants to buy Mr. Pierce's warehouse off Route 1 and make it the focal point of an economic revitalization with a reuse-and-recycle theme.
On the Academy Awards program Sunday night, the Pepsi-Cola Company division of PepsiCo ran a commercial for Diet Pepsi that both recycled the theme of a Pepsi-Cola spot a decade ago and evoked a Pepsi-Cola theme from four decades ago.
There is a deeper point about those who recycle the favorite themes of antisemitism, yet are careful not to do what Stone and Thomas did, and speak about Jews qua Jews.
The directorial debut of Lee Daniels, the producer of "Monster's Ball," "Shadowboxer" recycles the same themes that drove its more somber forerunner, this time in a "Pulp Fiction" style, with lush, saturated color and surreal trimmings.
But scan through the themes recycled in Alexie's stories (loneliness, grief, depression), and universal would seem an obvious word choice, one selected by approving reviewers with the best intentions.
The director Gregor Jordan joylessly recycles the standard revisionist themes, squandering a cast that includes Orlando Bloom, Naomi Watts and Geoffrey Rush (Focus-Universal, $29.98, R)...
The other front-runner, "Avatar," recycled a popular theme about the triumph of good over evil.
Recycle the excised paper.
