Sentence examples for revisit a theme from inspiring English sources

Then after the Caucasian Chalk Circle by Bertolt Brecht at the National in 1997, he decided to revisit a theme that had interested him from a series of workshops he had given before The Street of Crocodiles: "I was trying to investigate the idea of memory so when I was touring Lucie Cabrol through Japan and Australia, everywhere we went we did workshops investigating the subject of memory.

Occasionally Mr. Tice alludes to changelessness by revisiting a theme.

A Social Service revisits a theme – the cultural outcomes of social policy – that runs through the work of both artists.

For Fox, this revisits a theme that has generally been good to the studio: the vengeance of nature against perfidious man.

The movie powerfully revisits a theme touched on last year in the bitter comic drama "Up in the Air": the devastating impact of sudden downsizing on corporate executives who have lived by the treacherous adage "You are what you do".

Whatever the case, "Jumper" — a barely coherent genre mishmash about a guy who transports himself across the globe at will — is of interest only because it revisits a theme that Mr. Liman has explored in films like "The Bourne Identity" and, if reports about his troubled productions are true, speaks to his own reputation as an escape artist: the character who wiggles out of trouble.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) - Republican Scott Brown, Massachusetts' newly minted Senator, toured the Capitol today and revisited a theme from his victory speech, telling reporters, "My daughters are available, but if I have my way, health care won't be".

Earlier this year, Justice Antonin Scalia used the argument in Shelby County v. Holder, the voting-rights case, to revisit a favorite theme: that whatever the issue, members of Congress are driven only by the basest, most self-interested motives.

In this edition of "Why Is This News?" we revisit a few familiar themes: How can all Skype connections in London be so horrible and are the startups any better.

"If there's one thing I can't stand, it's clothes or women who are overtly sexual," Ms. Rose said, revisiting a favorite theme.

In my new book, "Let Her Lead," I actually want to defuse this topic that has been infused with such vitriol along the way by simply revisiting a few themes that have been sidelining women far too long.