Sentence examples for theme escape from inspiring English sources

Peterson authored Running on Empty (2004), Will America Grow Up Before It Grows Old? (1996) and, lest his theme escape you, Facing Up: How to Rescue the Economy from Crushing Debt and Restore the American Dream (1993).

Theme: Escape a sinister magician; outsmart a hidden captor from the Zero Escape video game series.

Theme: Escape a rocket before it launches, a Tiki room before the volcano blows, the Krampus' lair.

Theme: Escapes include a pirate den and a lunar station, some with virtual reality elements.

The novel's perversely rollicking first 65 pages, set in Prague during the Nazi occupation, introduce its two interrelated themes: escape and the mystery of the Prague golem, a legendary automaton-giant created from mud by a 16th-century rabbi.

One of their recurrent themes – escape – is the subject of Red Eye, a melodically ambitious confection that marks the distance travelled since the songs made in King's spare bedroom.

The theme of escape is a bog-standard one for a short, because it's a simple concept to deliver in the available time, but it can look like a cop- out.

His early poems, which he began contributing to magazines in 1862, were influenced by Charles Baudelaire, whose recently published collection Les Fleurs du mal ("The Flowers of Evil") was largely concerned with the theme of escape from reality, a theme by which Mallarmé was already becoming obsessed.

Influenced in part by such indie rock bands as Cibo Matto, the songs had twisty, unexpected melodies and spare arrangements that lent a haunting edge to Spalding's lyrics about childhood and the recurring theme of escape through art and imagination.

Yeah, there's sort of a common theme of escape, but one film takes a literal and energetic approach to the subject, and the other, spiritual and introspective.

Through all these varying modes, Tempest explores the recurring themes of escape and transformation.