Sentence examples for theme may have from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schoonmaker noted that the water theme may have come from a personal wellspring: his North Carolina childhood.

In any case, the conception was originally developed by Amos and Isaiah, and Zephaniah's resumption of the theme may have influenced his younger contemporary Jeremiah.

"The general theme may have to do with a lack of cohesiveness or sense of safety, or a fear of a loss of self-sufficiency," Dr. Lazar said.

The theme may have helped its success in China where the firm said it now had more than one million users.

Mauro notes the bitter irony: "The theme may have been 'For Peace and Freedom,' but if it weren't for the war, the Fair wouldn't be doing any business at all". Albert Einstein, perhaps the most famous German exile, occasionally performed ceremonial duties for the 1939 World's Fair, and he furnishes the second major narrative in Mauro's account.

Melissa Gilbert & Maksim Chmerkovskiy Dance: Argentine Tango The theme may have been classical, but Melissa's sheer, sparkly nightie was anything but classy.

Recent fashion shows across the country with khadi themes may have played a definite role in popularizing it.

Such themes may have added resonance today in Peru, a country with a strong sense of its heritage, where a decade of sustained economic growth has ignited hopes for greater recognition and influence in the region and around the world.

Stressing fiscal issues and pro-business themes may have something to do with the nature of the district, which is home to the exclusive San Antonio Country Club (where Mr. Straus is a third-generation member) and the wealthy Alamo Heights neighborhood, where he grew up.

These poems had the structure of epigrams and their themes may have included erotica.

Although his melodies sprang from rhythm, some of his themes may have been prompted by his chosen instrumentation or his harmonic techniques.