Sentence examples for theme about which from inspiring English sources

The undercurrent of her new book is feminism, a theme about which Ms. Isaacs has strong feelings.

'Probably not!' - but only by way of introducing a theme about which Rattle feels as deeply as anything else: children and music.

Perhaps the most telling indication of this ordering is that in several instances the Nicomachean Ethics develops a theme about which its Eudemian cousin is silent.

The majority of his paintings have a maritime theme, about which he wrote "It seems strange that with so much of the globe covered by water, so few artists know how to paint it".

Eisenbeis of Kotaku cited "the importance of mothers" as a key theme about which the game revolves, which he preferred to the mid-game "slapstick insanity" and final plot twist.

The album was originally planned around a loose conceptual theme, about which authors Chip Madinger and Mark Easter write in their book Eight Arms to Hold You: "The idea was to have a theme of a working band, getting back on the road ... or 'back to the egg' (or protective shell) of touring".

Some themes, about which one supposedly cannot talk, seem to be almost compulsory.

They were instructed to read all the words in each topic, then consult the big data definition themes, and finally provide their opinion about which themes are associated with that set of words.

There's a sub-theme about Sappho which talks about the fragmentariness of her work in a way that reflects on the structure of Stoppard's own.

Extraneous information is problematic on a number of fronts: it crowds the working memory leaving fewer resources to process information, can interfere with the information organising process and can cause confusion about which theme is more important.

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