Sentence examples for theme of links from inspiring English sources

In fact it is the first word of a cryptic sentence uttered by the saturnine Af-Laawe, mysteriously waiting to meet him: "Guns lack the body of human truths!" Cryptic but appropriate: the theme of "Links," developed in dreamlike but compelling fashion, is the corrupting sway of guns over human truth.

In September 2011, the University of Essex, UK, hosted an interdisciplinary conference, Mathematical and Theoretical Ecology 2011 (MATE 2011), with the theme of 'Linking models with ecological processes'.

These needs are broad, reflecting a cross-cutting theme of linking health effects with PM from source categories and components.

This is arguably reflected in the sub-theme of Linking financial allocation with policy effectiveness, and the information provided by individual countries, documented in analyses of Dataset Two provides valuable direction in terms of beginning to clearly identify such priorities at the national level.

Over the last seven years, many companies have riffed on the theme of deep linking.

After the panel debate, all the attendees divided into workshops to discuss the themes of diversification, links with business and new technology in more detail.

THEMATIC ECHOES The small seascapes above the two Renoir nudes pick up the theme of bathing, which links to the water depicted in the central Gauguin.

The work of John Knox (1778 1845) continued the theme of landscape, directly linking it with the Romantic works of Walter Scott.

Miyamoto explained in interviews that the graphical style was chosen to satisfy demand, and that it better fit the theme of an older Link.

This Lime-Tree Bower continues the conversation poems theme of "One Life" by linking Coleridge's surroundings with the walk his friends went on.

The work of Knox continued the theme of landscape, directly linking it with the Romantic works of Scott, and he was also among the first artists to depict the urban landscape of Glasgow.