Sentence examples for theme at all from inspiring English sources

You had to get past the burgers and the balloons, really, to detect a police theme at all.

Despite the unpromising location, however, its prices (and this is a theme at all the chip shops in Brighton) are steep enough to give visiting northerners vertigo: £7.20 for chips and a small haddock.

Though fairness was billed as the theme, the speech actually turned out not to have a theme at all, and fairness emerged as only one short under-developed passage among all the other short and under-developed passages.

Again, it is doubtful whether works of music can be said to have a theme at all (indeed, the term theme applied to music has a very different meaning: it refers to a set of tones around which variations or developments are composed).

In history there are classical periods of cultural achievement in contrast with periods in which we struggle to find a theme at all; that is, periods in which nothing really happens, nothing develops from within.

Not a bad theme, not a bad theme, at all.

Kinetics Paradigm (WWNPX): Newly public stock exchanges are the latest theme at this all-cap fund.

Tom Cruise and Reese Witherspoon are usually reliable box office draws, but their latest movies, "Lions for Lambs" and "Rendition," have done as well as nearly every other movie with Iraq-related themes: not well at all.

She doesn't need themes at all.

But you will search in vain for Dostoyevskian themes, or indeed any themes at all.

One does well to keep in mind that a writer can only overemphasize his themes by first having any themes at all.