Sentence examples for theme in mind from inspiring English sources
Did you and Rodney have that theme in mind when you were choosing material or did it happen organically?
Did you start out with an epistolary theme in mind, or did one story lead organically to the others?
"I've got an interesting theme in mind, so we'll see … if it's right, we'll do it, if it's not, we won't.
It's fine to have a look or theme in mind, but some couples get carried away and don't realize that requiring "medieval attire" — or, in this case, narrowing choices to long dresses only — puts an unnecessary imposition on their guests.
Mr. Pinault does not collect art with any particular theme in mind, Ms. Bourgeois said, but there were enough pieces in his collection that had something to do with confinement or imprisonment to make the connection.
In the accompanying brochure, she writes that she sifted through the academy's vast collection with no particular theme in mind, and was drawn to her choices by "some quality of vitality or mystery, of competent execution, of tender emotion, or just irresistible charm".
Once you've got your theme or subject in mind, write out a few lines that you think are good to start building around.
He had loftier themes in mind.
I didn't start writing Bridget with any grand scheme or social themes in mind.
"But Mr. Schnabel and the screenwriter, Ronald Harwood, have other themes in mind" -- among them, limitation, constraint and incarceration -- Mr. Scott said.
But whereas truth is a complex and unpredictable assemblage of events and connections, difficult to disentangle and therefore "strange," fiction is the cohesive vision of an artist, crafted with specific themes in mind.
