Sentence examples for the themes with from inspiring English sources

The themes with which she grapples in Riding Death in My Sleep are threaded throughout almost all of her work.

Difference and scale were the themes with which Williams and Tsien began their design for the Folk Art Museum in 1997.

In its general structure the poem mirrors the complexity of the themes with which it deals, particularly in the recurring concepts of Do-wel, Do-bet, and Do-best, all in the end seen as embodied in Christ.

She began, as usual, by making small drawings of a bride and (in her words) "the groom reduced to a standing wedding suit", and a stylised bride standing on a wedding cake, before combining the themes with one of her favourite images, the standing portrait of the future Philip IV of Spain by Rodrigo de Villandrando (c 1620).

The four supplements – urban wildlife, Britain's best walks, wild flowers, and Britain's best bike rides – all reflect our readers' interest in the themes, with the projects cementing new and established partnerships with sustainability champions such as Sustrans and the National Trust.

Instead, he struck the themes with the most resonance to his Islamist supporters, arguing that his backers outside the palace had come under attack by hired thugs paid with "black money" from a conspiracy of loyalists to the ousted president, Hosni Mubarak, and foreign interests determined to thwart the revolution.

The novella labors over the theme with limited success.

Here he develops the theme with a vengeance.

The rooms continue the theme, with options for mini pirates, adventurers or kings and queens.

It might have even made its way into the theme with a little more thought.

They also held a nationwide sermon contest on the theme, with clergymen competing for cash.