Sentence examples for serves the theme from inspiring English sources
Even the floor piece "Difference and Repetition," a seemingly random pile of letters, serves the theme by suggesting signifiers waiting for cognitive and ordering instincts to be applied.
The intimate confines of the theater — with its upholstered pewlike seating and a vast rotunda looming overhead — well serves the theme: the search for transcendence through the certainties of religious faith or the vagaries of human love or both.
They will let go of something to acquire another that better serves the theme, and needs, of their collection.
It bounces around in time and place - it bent reality in the book and things kind of happened out of order, but they are all just there to serve the theme.
"Nice Work if You Can Get It" serves as the theme song for "Nice Work: Harold's Story," set in 1920s New York.
★ Aloe Blacc (Wednesday) This skillful soul-rap operator has established himself firmly in the New York indie undercurrent; his keening single "I Need a Dollar" serves as the theme song for HBO's downtown Manhattan dramedy "How to Make It in America," and his warmly jazzy take on the Velvet Underground's "Femme Fatale" elicits cheers nightly at the stickier of Williamsburg dive bars.
"For the Healthy Hair You Love," serves as the theme of the new campaign, with billings estimated at more than $70 million, created by the Grey Worldwide New York unit of the Grey Global Group, which has tried to incorporate a more diverse group of models, displaying a mixture of hair types.
"Eyes on Me" is the ballad that serves as the theme of the game Final Fantasy VIII.
"Amor Gitano" serves as the theme song of the telenovela El Zorro and it was released on February 12 , 2007during the premiere of the episode of the telenovela.
The two main musical themes of the film are "Freak" by the British electro artist LFO, which is played during the opening credits, and a recording by Delia Derbyshire of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Air on the G String", which serves as the theme for Oscar's childhood and his relationship with Linda.
Each short story contains an independent theme; "A Maid Servant", for example, takes its inspiration from a book about aging fears, and "miseducation" serves as the theme for a story about cram school, inspired by a book about the inadequacy of solely teaching theories.
