Sentence examples for suggestive themes from inspiring English sources

They can, for example, pick a title for teenagers that does not contain strong language, violence or suggestive themes.

The statement said that games carrying the E10+ rating might include "moderate amounts of cartoon, fantasy or mild violence, mild language and minimal suggestive themes".

An enticing if tantalisingly ungraspable piece, Adieu shows Essakow revisiting the suggestive themes of last year's Ignis: age, triangular relationships, fantasy, memory.

These are arranged by loose, suggestive themes such as "Color" and "Line," juxtaposing industrial design, fashion, graphics, and tableware from many decades.

(Surprisingly, the Entertainment Software Rating Board rates Heat as unsuitable for children under 13 because of the "suggestive themes" found in some of the lyrics of songs on the game's soundtrack).

Instagram operates under a 12+ rating, which under App Store Guidelines "may contain frequent or intense cartoon, fantasy or realistic violence, mild or infrequent mature or suggestive themes... which may not be suitable for children under the age of 12".

The chorus ends with a striking, suggestive theme: "Feet have bled, a million miles we've walked, revealing at the end of the day, the Charade".

Hilary Hughes from Esquire called the cover art "awful" but felt that the image paved way for much imagination in lieu of the suggestive theme of the song.

Celzijus has recently published a book, In Bed with Cristiano, about her romantic exploits with footballers, and in May released a suggestive football-themed song called Goal, whose lyrics included: "Goal, goal, goal, score me a goal.

Sinn summarized the system thus: "To each important character, to each important action, motive or idea, and to each important object (Siegmund's sword, for example), was attached a suggestive musical theme.

But they are less finished themes than suggestive fragments, which transcend their immediate context and point forward or backward in time — signals of foreboding and remembrance, in Wagner's words.