Sentence examples for the strong theme from inspiring English sources

Of course, we've seen huge skirts from John Galliano and Zac Posen, but they've become a clich It wasn't a style pursued in this year's graduate show at Central Saint Martins in London, where futurism was the strong theme.

While the sets continue the strong theme of encouraging imaginative play by not doing everything for children, they are also now increasingly interactive.

This view is supported by the strong theme of travel and quest, reminiscent of adventure and picaresque novels, which tend to employ such a dramatic structure.

The strong theme emerging from domain context analysis of GERMN (Fig. 1) and the available structure predictions is carbohydrate binding.

But the linking of Juno to the Spears story is regrettable because the connection with the scandal-ridden family overshadows what I believe to be one of the strong themes in the film, one I didn't expect to encounter.

The story's title is suggestive of the strongest theme: the birth of a teenage girl's sexual identity.

And perhaps the strongest theme in "Hitch-22" is just this — that sometimes the balance sheets are an unholy mess.

Mr Dean said that although Peps were the strongest theme of complaints, there was a general rise in all areas of investment management.

But possibly the strongest theme is the insecure isolation of monarchy - which is what links David Oyelowo's physically weak but morally strong Henry VI to McArdle's obsessive but defeated Richard.

The strongest theme running through the book is Taylor's critique of disengagement, instrumental reason, and atomism: that individual instances of knowledge, judgment, discourse, or action cannot be intelligible in abstraction from the outside world.

Yet overall the stronger theme was Australian acceptance of U.S. dominance all the more inexorable as the United Kingdom abandoned much of the modest interest it had cherished for Australia.