Sentence examples for the whole theme of from inspiring English sources

"The whole theme of it is going to be very romantic," Olisky said.

But we decided somewhere along the way that it fit into the whole theme of the record.

The whole theme of the school, as at all Achievement First schools, is to strive to go to college.

This was cause for distress, as the whole theme of the party centered on a new painting by Mr. Sulkowski.

So there's a little worry going in about not just this example but about the course, about the whole theme of learning Game Theory.

The whole theme of the Politico piece is that great things would happen if only the insiders could override all this messy democracy stuff.

What makes this novel such an absorbing achievement is not so much its slanted replications of the story line of "The Ambassadors" (probably the least crucial component of the later James) but the witty, fierce way in which it goes about upending the whole theme and meaning and stylistic manner of its revered ­precursor.

Although I've had partners in the past, none of them were as serious or deep as the current one and that comes with a whole theme of interest that informs many of my thoughts.

"I'm well pleased to be coming to the Moth Club 'cos it ties in with my whole theme of being reborn as a superstar DJ," he told FACT.

"It plays on the whole idea of the — a key theme in the record — which is the monotony of something like waiting for the train, getting to the train station. . . .

Keegan: One of the kind of fun themes in "Birdman" is the whole idea of social media.