Sentence examples for theme of the world from inspiring English sources

A legendary colorist, but no experimenter except in his youth, he repeated ad infinitum his lovable roof-on-the-fiddler theme of the world turned topsy-turvy as he advanced in age and reputation.

Queens is now the most ethnically diverse county in the country, and the 1939 World's Fair theme of "The World of Tomorrow" is truly on display in the area today.

Security, at a cost the Greek government puts at of $1.2 billion, is without question the underlying theme of the world's biggest sporting event during a precarious time.

The "X-Files" movie, which has a theme of the world's being threatened by alien terrorists, was dropped tomorrow night; "Independence Day," which has a similar theme, will be supplanted on Sunday.

Its sentimental theme of the world's disparate people as one big family was a sweet idea, but it swallowed up realities, trying to wish away the fact of cultural and economic difference by showing that everyone everywhere still laughed, cried, and had babies.

Regarding the 1939 New York World's Fair itself and its futuristic theme of the World of Tomorrow, Conran noted: "...obviously the title refers to the World Expo and the spirit of that was looking at the future with a sense of optimism and a sense of the whimsical, you know, something that we've lost a lot in our fantasies.

It seems to have been one of the themes of the World Cup that the big three of Australia, New Zealand and England have played their best stuff in 20-minute bursts.

So that our foundation is setting the fact, what should be the theme or, now, multiple themes of the World's Fair?

The BBC National Orchestra of Wales is currently exploring how composers have tackled the theme of the creation of the world.

The theme for the world of Drakengard 3, as described by composer Keiichi Okabe, is "the sense of contrast".

The theme of this World Cup for Australia will be evolution and education, not revolution and celebration.