Sentence examples for theme is more from inspiring English sources

Therefore no theme is more important in African-American modern dance.

A perfect test case to prove that the powerhouse theme is more than rhetoric.

"The theme is more or less a genesis of reception and reproduction," said the Belvedere's director, Alfred Weidinger.

But no theme is more subject, also, to easy exultations, Hallmark pieties, and that truth was evident almost every season on the Ailey stage.

No theme is more typically Balzacian than that of the ambitious young provincial fighting for advancement in the competitive world of Paris.

[CDNT65 8:25-9:10] I'm very influenced by men like Rossellini — and Renoir — who managed to free themselves of any complex about the cinema, for whom the character, story, or theme is more important than anything else.

Yesterday, though, the theme was more about flagging up perceived shortcomings of Tony Blair and Rhodri Morgan.

So perhaps giving his collection such a British feel, not to mention a very British theme, was more than mere whim on Russell Sage's part.

The event sponsors included Deloitte Legal, Andersen Tax & Legal, KPMG, and Toshiba, another indication that the 'Embracing Innovation' theme was more than aspirational.

"You may have seen a video today on youtube that celebrated Nokia's arrival within Microsoft, and the theme was "more colorful".

This theme was more frequently mentioned by girls than boys (5%, n = 12 vs. 2%, n = 2).