Sentence examples for theme of some from inspiring English sources

It is also the theme of some perfectly reasonable rebuttals, like Tom Chivers' in the Daily Telegraph.

This is the theme of some of his biggest songs, including "Last Call," Mr. Chesney's "Come Over," Mr. Bryan's "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" and Jake Owen's "Alone with You".

The hot-button topic of gay marriage is the running theme of "Some Men," with the attendant questions that the subject invariably raises.

Marie-Thérèse Walter, the lover whose opulent body is the theme of some of his wildest art, hanged herself in 1977.

While motifs of sorrow, loss, despair and mourning are common to many choreographers, grief is sometimes the sole theme of some of the greatest works in dance history.

Some even suggested she had a kinship with the 45th president based on her interest in score-settling — a dominant theme of some of her most popular songs — and her alt-right following.

For each concert, Isaacs chose a different repertoire of pieces based on this year's theme of transformation – some pieces for both groups together and some for either Glee Club or Chorus.

Such were the themes of some of South America's greatest travel writers.

Spiritualism and magic powers, derived from Daoism, are themes of some dramas, but by and large Chinese drama is ethical rather than religious in direction.

The relaxed atmosphere extended to the themes of some workshops, like "Samba as an Instrument of Resistance and Fighting Racism," or "Sex, Lies and Business".

Slave narratives comprise one of the most influential traditions in American literature, shaping the form and themes of some of the most celebrated and controversial writing, both in fiction and in autobiography, in the history of the United States.