Sentence examples for the best theme from inspiring English sources

It has Sean Connery, of course, and the best theme song, incorporating Shirley Bassey and lashings of John Barry brass.

The comedia was essentially, therefore, a social drama, ringing a thousand changes on the accepted foundations of society: respect for crown, for church, and for the human personality, the latter being symbolized in the "point of honour" (pundonor) that Vega commended as the best theme of all "since there are none but are strongly moved thereby".

The relocation of the Eurostar terminal means British visitors will not be able to set off for Napoleonland from Waterloo – but the attraction does promise to afford the outsider that lunatic glimpse of national character which is the quintessence of all the best theme parks.

The best theme is a time-tested one.

Transformers: The Ride has been praised by media around the world with some stating it is one of the best theme park attractions in the world.

I do know, because we all know, that a diet comprised principally of minimally processed vegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans, lentils and pulses, nuts, seeds, with plain water preferentially for thirst is the best theme for human and planetary health alike, and runs commonly through all the legitimate, specific contestants- just as water is the best theme when aiming a fire hose.

"Somebody asked in one meeting, in all seriousness, what part of the script would make the best theme-park ride," he said.

According to a 1998 interview with Mr. Raksin done for a "Live From Lincoln Center" broadcast on PBS, Stephen Sondheim considered the composer's theme for "The Bad and the Beautiful" (1952) to be "one of the best themes ever written in films".

It was invented to fill some space in the Christmas edition of a newspaper; some of the best themed puzzles appear in newspapers at the end of the year – and it's the perfect time to convert non-solvers to the joys of the cryptic.

The best themes used this to their advantage - old personal favourites like The Krypton Factor, Roobard And Custard and the insanely funky Great Egg Race use synths and any noises at hand to create something exciting and unique under limited circumstances.

Letting users record and rate the best commentary spots is an idea that taps into some of the best themes of the Web 2.0 movement.