Sentence examples for theme of about from inspiring English sources

THE theme of "About Face," the 240-page coffee table book that features 20 dramatic makeovers and goes on sale this month ($25), is that beauty should be used for "purpose instead of for vanity's sake," said its author, Scott Barnes, in a recent interview.

The song's theme of windsurfing came about because, for one, the musician imagined it would be a nice activity to do.

Another was to reheat the Tory leader's theme of last year about Britain being in "a global race".

There was a theme of restoration about his address that will be appealing to many Americans after the years of scandals.

That's the theme of just about every spy movie ever made.

"Disco has a theme of overcoming, about strength, and you can see it with grime as well," she argues.

All three pieces share a common theme of being written about, or for, a particular city.

That name, and the theme of aboriginal wisdom about nature, thus entered the history of environmental activism.

The exhibition in question was for those aged 16 or over and had the theme of Japanese artwork about erotica.

Reconciliation is the theme of this movie about a work of art whose every riff and playful verse embodies the idea of music's healing powers.

AN UNDERLYING theme of the debate about George Bush's judges has been the idea that they will drag the judiciary to the right.