Sentence examples for theme connected to from inspiring English sources

This 2005 edition of Таня Гроттер и колодец Посейдона (Tanya Grotter and the Well of Poseidon) not only has a theme connected to Greek mythology but features a nod to Russian folklore with this depiction of a very determined and Baba Yaga- like man (wizard?) riding a flying mortar.

It's not surprising that some still clutch to hollow Earth theory because, for many, the modern theories have a religious theme connected to them.

BROOKVILLE Hillwood Art Museum "Eastern Shores," exhibition exploring themes connected to water.

Smaller themes, connected to a particular time of day, sang out and then faded.

Theology on Tap arranged for religious historians, theologians and members of the clergy to give talks and lead discussions on topical themes connected to faith; recent subjects have included the debate over evolution and "intelligent design" and the pros and cons of allowing priests to marry.

The standards-aligned lesson plans will highlight six key themes connected to the life of Secretary Mineta immigration, civil liberties & equity, civic engagement, justice & reconciliation, leadership & decision-making, and U.S. Japan relations and ask students to examine them in both historical and current-day contexts.

"With digitization projects like the Cantor's, we're engaging an exciting new chapter of collections management, and the way museum databases mold educational, conservational and curatorial practices," said LeBourdais. "For the Arboreal Architecture exhibition, having images in the collection records allowed me to find and examine artworks by themes connected to trees.

The double setting also highlights the movie's interest in themes connected to surrogacy: to one person or thing standing in for another.

Themes connected to architecture and urbanism run through his work, typically with the same wry attitude about the relationship between structure and art-making that the lampposts suggest.

"The works in the series also together address the act of seeing/non-seeing," adds Elle Burchill, "[and] the materials and mechanisms of film projection and visual/sensory immersion, themes connected to the wider exhibition as a whole".

It's A Wonderful Life explores much deeper themes connected to what the holidays are traditionally supposed to concern: the values of basic goodness and sacrifice, the gift of friendship, the pitfalls of greed and commercialism, the sense of community and belonging that helps us feel truly connected in a society.