Sentence examples for theme is as from inspiring English sources

Throughout, Wolfe's overarching theme is as unpopular as it is important: doing politics, or doing it well, means giving the Devil his due.

He marshals lots of examples of how this works in practice, although his underlying theme is as much about how design itself is changing, as how it effects change in other industries.

Although Catherine Valenza, the guest curator of this show, could not have known it when she first planned this exhibition devoted to animals, its theme is as timely as it is biblical.

Truffaut conceived the puzzlingly excellent The Man Who Loved Women (1977) as a novel as well as a film, and its theme is as much about writing as philandering.

Harry and the Potters with its strong persona or theme is as much a performance art project as it is a rock band.

But the dominant theme is, as the subtitle puts it, "How Religion Divides and Unites Us".

The theme was as far from theatrical as it is possible to get – Henry called it "bonne manière" – proper and polite.

The dishes you expect, like crispy pork, salty plantains and infinite variations on the beans-and-rice theme, are as good as they get.

It is a brilliantly spun story, and its central themes are as urgent as ever.

Interesting themes were as thick as flies here, and the tale had a natural continuing fascination for Juliet.

Current themes are as morose as peasant life in feudal England -- unending sorrow punctuated by flashes of life-threatening danger.