Sentence examples for something of a theme from inspiring English sources
Containers are something of a theme.
There is something of a theme of evolution and rebirth.
Shoes were something of a theme to the day.
Ephemerality is something of a theme in Weberg's work.
I'm afraid desperately ill children have been something of a theme of the week.
ASSUMING authority is something of a theme in Mr. Ignatieff's family history.
Broadway theatre is turning into something of a theme at this year's Venice film festival.
By encircling the base of the Reading Room with shops and cafes, he gave the project something of a theme-park air.
"I'm worried that this is becoming – and looking at the polls that are coming out I'm seeing this – [an] 'it's the other guy that needs to do something' kind of a theme," said Madelyn Glickfeld, director of the Water Resources Group at the Institute of Environment and Sustainability at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).
As it happens, this is something of a recurring theme.
In fact that turned out to be something of a recurring theme the older I got.
