Sentence examples for theme gives from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the political theme gives way first to a family story, then to a war story.

Each theme gives rise to another, according to genuine cycles of metamorphosis.

There a spacious major-key theme gives way to an ominous tremolando, reflecting a contrast in the Heinrich Heine text: "The sea shimmered far and wide. . . .

As expressed in the new grille alone, the Kodo theme gives the CX-5 a far more attractive appearance than other Mazdas; it will show up on the 2014 Mazda 6.

The names that made it into the SETI Institute's proposal to the I.A.U. are all over the place, although the death-and-underworld theme gives things a gloomy cast.

Structurally the work seems built to mirror the day it commemorates: a sunny opening theme gives way to increasingly ominous, rumbling and chromatic variations, which melt into startled rumination.

The main Target campaign last year carried the theme, "Give jolly.

Instead, the Peruvian theme gave a sense of freshness to what could equally well be worn in the urban jungle.

The theme given to World Heart Day each year communicates the focus of that year's celebration.

The celebrations have been given a climate change theme, giving the occasion more of a protest than a party feel.

It's a neat twist on the theme, given added poignancy because Marco himself is searching for his zombie wife.