Instead, naturally, there's a tenuous Olympic theme.
And growing up amidst the pressures of a complex world and a relentless public eye is the tricky, tenuous, entertaining theme of New York-based artist Felix Bernstein's new musical spectacle, Bieber Bathos Elegy, which will debut at The Whitney Museum of American Art this month.
Much of his book is literary criticism by other means, and there are places where the continuity of his oracular theme is tenuous indeed.
The very occasional cross-pollination of characters and objects just seems gimmicky and clunky, while the theme is so tenuous and vague (the old Buddhist idea of "the interconnectedness of all things") that it could be said to run through every story ever written about anyone at any time.
"We're in a very tenuous time.
Yet the connections among the various storylines often feel tenuous at best, and Rowling's themes have an exaggerated Dickensian quality -- the sneering rich, indifference toward the struggling underclass, etc. -- that is timely enough, but also smacks of heavy-handedness.
He did not mention the changing global economy, a major theme of Trump's, or the tenuous position of the working class, the concern that runs through Rubio's campaign.
*Photograph by Rik Klein Gotink / Image processing by Robert G. Erdmann / Bosch Research and Conservation Project / Courtesy Noordbrabants Museum * Bosch's great theme was human fallibility in the face of temptation the tenuous intermediary stages at which ordinary people make decisions, assailed by nefarious forces that might lead them astray.
Bosch's great theme was human fallibility in the face of temptation the tenuous intermediary stages at which ordinary people make decisions, assailed by nefarious forces that might lead them astray.
The future of Keefe Memorial Hospital, the only medical center for 40 miles, is so tenuous that this spring it asked children to color pictures based on the theme "What if the Hospital Closed?" "We're the bastard stepchild," said Victor Weed, a retired banker.
