Sentence examples for some themes about from inspiring English sources

Some themes, about which one supposedly cannot talk, seem to be almost compulsory.

As dated as the genre and its conventions may be, some themes about New York never change.

Still, the ITIF analysis has teased out some general themes about each candidate's views on the federal government's role in R&D.

This review of published economic analyses of rubella, CRS, and rubella vaccination suggests some general themes about economics of the disease and the value of vaccination.

(In 1972, Atwood tried to draw some themes and conclusions about the limited number of writers in Canada's history in her extraordinary book of literary criticism, Survival).

On the occasion of the publication of his most recent novel, Dissident Gardens, he granted me a charming and candid interview not only about the book, but also about some themes that have remained a force throughout his career.

It's one you can read and laugh about, but you can also expect some really serious themes about family troubles, relationships and feminism from.

There are some headfakes toward themes about how the act of killing leads to an irredeemable life, and there's some father-son stuff between Brosnan and his former protégé played by Australian Luke Bracey, but these are fleeting whiffs.

Then, echoing some of the themes about leadership that he mentioned in the Republican primary debate on Wednesday night, Mr. Romney posted: Rick Santorum, the former Pennsylvania U.S. Senator, also posted a link to his job plan on his Twitter account, describing it as a plan that "accurately creates jobs immediately and permanently".

By the time the movie gets to some more interesting themes about letting go and appreciating every moment, it was too late, where the only time travel I cared about was getting to a future where the movie was over.

The festival, supported by BT, will feature personal stories – ones used to amplify wider themes about some of the issues, and changes, we are all facing.