Sentence examples for soft themes from inspiring English sources

Certainly there are plenty in the making, including David Lynch's Dune, based on a space adventure which includes such "soft" themes as clairvoyance and ecological preservation.

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By contrast, the Kerry campaign is more interested in concentrating on single women, who tend to be drawn to shows with softer themes.

Hence the attempt to weave in soft liberal themes of social mobility and equal opportunity – references to "tackling poverty and the causes of deprivation", "giving every child the best start" were dotted throughout as well as the more orthodox Conservative pledge to support "aspiration and promote home ownership".

In its weaker moments, Suite Française tends somewhat toward soft-soapiness, the tinkling piano theme with which Bruno proves his inner spirituality (penned by Alexandre Desplat) merging into Rael Jones's love-and-war score in ripely sentimental fashion.

The soft, slinky theme for solo clarinet, soon joined by a second clarinet and quiet strings, was deceptively innocent.

The softer pop themes in "The Lord of the Rings," written and performed in the movie by Enya, were sung by Kaitlyn Lusk.

The song's lyrics have "softer emotional themes", including apologies, unrequited love, and longing.

For the last 15 years, Mr. Kiernan, a 43-year-old native of Calgary, Alberta, has been the morning anchor at NY1, the round-the-clock local-news channel that fills its hours with mayoral ribbon-cuttings, petty crimes, soft-jazz theme music, and the "Weather on the 1s" reports, which recur with Mussolini-esque regularity.

He was moving away from consumerist themes — soft drinks, dollar bills and Hollywood stars — to grittier fare, though the idea to change may not have been his.

In comparison, Geoff Ryman has claimed that the gay and SF genre markets are incompatible, with his books being marketed as one or the other, but never both, and David Seed said that SF purists have denied that SF that focuses on soft science fiction themes and marginalised groups (including "gay SF") is "real" science fiction.