Sentence examples for the theme suggested from inspiring English sources

Each section of "Lawless Heart" is a variation on the theme suggested in the title.

For the show, the theme suggested a sense of calm and peace, with pants and dresses drawn on the slim Armani silhouettes, which occasionally was too constricting for the long skirts.

Richard Scudamore's Marie Antoinette moment will probably involve a variation on the theme suggested by Stoke's chief executive, Tony Scholes: a free away travel initiative which will cost constituent clubs up to £800,000 of the £61.9 million TV income they are scheduled to receive next season.

According to him, Madonna was moved while singing the song, since the theme suggested incest and the controversial topic of closet beatings.

The theme suggests an all-consuming gloom that devours any brief glimpses of happiness, which appear mostly in the form of lighter melodies in waltz time.

The theme suggests Wintour's agenda includes repositioning the event – and indeed her own fashion legacy – as worthy of a museum as opposed to quirkier themes of recent year that have subsequently appealed to fashion's playful side.

Video gaming website GamesRadar named the opening theme for the game as "Game music of the day", noting that the theme "suggests, from the moment you turn on the game, that knights, wizards, goblins and who knows what else are about to collide in a battle so epic it's destined for a Frazetta painting".

In contrast with earlier findings of abnormal results on the proverb test only in older people [ 11, 28], our younger patients showed abnormalities in identifying the theme, suggesting that detection of deficits in abstract thinking at a younger age may be an advantage of our task.

The article is a big-picture extrapolation of some of the themes suggested in my piece "The Ponzi State".

The earliest essais were to a large degree developments, increasingly elaborate, on the themes suggested by his extensive readings in ancient authors, particularly Plutarch's Lives.

Shaw's next collection of plays, Three Plays for Puritans (1901), continued what became the traditional Shavian preface an introductory essay in an electric prose style dealing as much with the themes suggested by the plays as the plays themselves.