Sentence examples for spread of themes from inspiring English sources

Today's most exciting comics concern a broader, more accessible spread of themes than the super-books' endless exploration of power and its consequences.

Its theme is Wagner's part in the spread of the idea of the metropolis.

(Who but the divinely sly Mr. Taylor would create a dance to "Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nelly"?) The sheer spread of Mr. Taylor's themes and tones will be suggested in dances that range from the classic helter-skelter yet pensive "Esplanade" (tonight and Sunday afternoon) to the haunting "Last Look" and the golden gleam of "Cascade" (both performed tomorrow afternoon and Sunday night).

This new book is organized not into individual chapters, but into pages and spreads devoted to a range of themes addressed in graphic and photographic materials, including "Political Abstraction," "Urban Proletariat" and "Workers of the World, Unite".

After an introductory account of the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at Pentecost (interpreted as the birth of the church), Luke pursues as a central theme the spread of Christianity to the Gentile world under the guiding inspiration of the Holy Spirit.

While response by ED Directors and DEMT were spread more across themes, the modal theme for each of these participants types was that an adequate supervision process was present (DEMT, 7/21; ED Directors 13/34).

This larger framework was based on a literature review on a range of themes, including: sustainability in health care organizations, as well as organizational change, spread, diffusion, and effectiveness of improvement processes.

Its prescient contemporary theme was the spread of smallpox from the shortage of vaccine.

Warner Bros. enlisted a Christian-based marketing firm Grace Hill Media to help spread the Christian themes of the film to the religious demographics.

Despite the vast spread, common themes emerge.

Unable to stop the spread of war, Pius the first pope to use radio extensively made a series of Christmas broadcasts in which he returned to a number of themes raised by Benedict XV during World War I.