Sentence examples for theme in particular from inspiring English sources
One theme in particular interested students: talking to people with different perspectives from their own.
One theme in particular leaps out: the criticism that the article misrepresented history by ignoring the role of Britain in the war.
That is the general theory behind bocks, but what about the variations on the theme, in particular, the doppelbocks, or double bocks, which we found the most consistently interesting of the brews?
For CES 2015, one theme in particular struck me as especially important, made more so because of it considerable progression over the past few years of the event: Automation.
Though she's trading in her footwear, Howard seems to be sticking to one theme in particular for her new projects.
The Ushpiz film, a tiresome attempt to unify a plethora of disjointed material around no theme in particular, repeats the leitmotif of Hannah Arendt thinking with a cigarette in her hand (Arendt was apparently a giant in smoking as well as philosophy, a fact that is also underscored in Margarethe von Trotta's Hannah Arendt in which Barbara Sukowa playing Arendt is constantly puffing away).
Two themes in particular lend themselves to fuzzy effusiveness.
Mr. Hamill sees two themes in particular standing out in Sinatra's life.
Catastrophe explores these themes, in particular that of the individual manipulated by the state once-removed.
The lives of these figures spanned two centuries, from the Enlightenment through the Second World War, but Sebald uses his allusive, memoiristic style to explore connected themes — in particular, his subjects' common failure to balance their personal lives with the "awful tenacity" of their work.
In an essay, "The Opposite of Loneliness," which was published just before her death and received national attention, Ms. Keegan touched on some of those same themes, in particular the pleasure of "tiny groups that make us feel loved and safe and part of something even on our loneliest nights".
