Sentence examples for theme from her from inspiring English sources

She says she could relate to the film's theme from her own family background.

It would be difficult to siphon off a single theme from her last film, "Gravity and Grace" (1996).

Her second book, "Alentejo Blue," a loosely interwoven collection of stories set in and around a Portuguese village, has so different a voice, tempo, mood and theme from her first book, "Brick Lane," that the two seem to share no family resemblance, no authorial DNA.

In a conversation with MITEI, she reflects on these main themes from her talk.

And Mrs. Clinton repeated many of the themes from her official announcement a week earlier.

In an episode titled My Father the Woman, Faludi continues the themes from her book, In the Darkroom, to discuss her relationship with her trans father.

The fifteen contributed papers in this volume reflect three major themes from her research: Mapping from arguments to syntax; Views on syntax; Semantics and beyond.

Her speech replayed some of the themes from her news conference the previous week, on her return from Iraq, when she made clear her disagreement with President Bush's decision to add 21,500 soldiers and Marines to Petraeus's force.

There was Curtis Mayfield's "Jesus," played with only Mr. Butler and Mr. Stewart, and a few songs with Old Testament or Rastafarian themes from her record "Theology," played with her guitar accompaniment boiled sparklessly down to two chords.

This novel, Mary Gordon's 16th book and 10th work of fiction, resounds with echoes of relationships and themes from her previous work -- both fiction and memoir -- and carries an energizing aura of remembered experience.

"Spirits in Steel: The Art of the Kalabari Masquerade," an exhibition featuring 13 steel sculptures by Sokari Douglas Camp, drawing on themes from her homeland in Nigeria, and 25 Nigerian masks from the museum's collection.