Sentence examples for theme it describes from inspiring English sources

For me, tourism is an important and incredibly complex theme: it describes very well our entire world, the network of global relations, a country's position in the world, the exploitation of the so-called Third World by Western countries.

Published in 1982, at the beginning of a slew of children's titles looking at the same theme, it describes a world knocked back into a pre-industrial state in which people are kept as primitive beings by the Slavers, invading aliens from another planet.

This paper focuses on workshop discussions so it describes themes arising, decision points, rankings and selections.

The second mahākāvya, the Raghuvaṃśa ("Dynasty of Raghu"), deals with themes from the Rāmāyaṇa: it describes the vicissitudes of the Solar dynasty of the ancient Indian barons, culminating in the Rāmāyaṇa story of Rāma and Sītā.

"The Letter," as he refers to it, describes the theme Mr. Zarem hopes will become the basis of stories about the project.

Mr. McCourt discovered an Australian version of Cliffs for his book while in Melbourne on a book tour and was surprised to read it describe themes he never intended to convey.

Its theme was described as 'northern realism' when it came out in 1992.

Originally written a pop song, they converted it as a Christmas song to fit the album's theme, describing it as a crossover between Eartha Kitt's "Santa Baby" (1953) and Madonna's "Material Girl" (1984).

GEO interpreted the mixtape's theme to Rolfes, describing it as, "Everything I love that I hope others love too: the female body, clashing against gully sounds of the UK and other woven-in details and sonics".

One of the most outstanding plans for a Burning Man art installation we've seen yet, in fact, corresponds with the theme perfectly: It's described on Kickstarter as a "mirrored chamber" wherein you can "lose yourself in a dazzling field of shifting LEDs".

This theme describes how young people who had taken medication for tics felt that it helped them to reduce their tics or to have better control over them.