Sentence examples for theme for instance from inspiring English sources
Within the psychedelic theme, for instance, you can apply 16 different effects.
The Travel theme, for instance, includes an upbeat acoustic tune, and the graphics feature a map that pinpoints the place where the video was edited.
The opening bars of the celebrated 'Ode to Joy' theme, for instance, allocated to the lower strings, were so piano as to be almost inaudible.
This is partly a result of the character of Korean Protestantism: a common theme, for instance, at the Yoido Full Gospel Church in Seoul is that a poor Christian is not a good Christian.
The new puzzles could be built around a site's theme — for instance, cartoons at a Disney site, or objects for sale at eBay, said Rich Gossweiler, a senior research scientist at Google who led the team that developed the system.
The incessant repetition of Obama's change message had its drawbacks, though, and Benenson described to me the ongoing debate inside and outside the campaign about whether the candidate should move away from that theme — for instance, during the summer and fall of 2007, when Obama's poll numbers in Iowa were stagnant.
Saatchi & Saatchi in New York is producing humorous print ads for Tide and Cascade detergents, some even with holiday themes; for instance, a poster for Tide With Bleach proclaims, "May your Christmas be white".
Gmail, iGoogle, and Chrome both have their own selection of themes, for instance.
Themes for instance considered 'going to CC, 'at the camp'peer-supportport' and 'CC and transition to adulthood/adult care'.
A foreign businessman who met Mr Thanh several times in his office describes how he would begin meetings by glowering at his guest and arching his hulking shoulders like a Vietnamese Tony Soprano; an American diplomat once called him "dictatorial .By some accounts he was deeply involved in the minutiae of Danang's administration personally choosing the city's theme song, for instance.
Diane Winston, a professor of media and religion at the University of Southern California, said that although there have been occasional attempts to use television to examine spiritual themes — Bill Moyers, for instance, has such programs on his résumé — the subject has generally been seen as having little commercial potential.
