Sentence examples for theme suggests from inspiring English sources

But the collection is more various and bold than this obsessive central theme suggests.

theme suggests that the Clinton campaign sees the advertisement as successfully planting doubts about her opponents and presenting her as presidential.

The theme suggests an all-consuming gloom that devours any brief glimpses of happiness, which appear mostly in the form of lighter melodies in waltz time.

Directed by Rebecca Gatward and strongly performed on a too-literal set by Liz Cooke, Pandas sometimes remains earthbound, overly concerned with the domestic relationships and not enough about the metaphor its Chinese theme suggests.

The theme suggests Wintour's agenda includes repositioning the event – and indeed her own fashion legacy – as worthy of a museum as opposed to quirkier themes of recent year that have subsequently appealed to fashion's playful side.

"Rendezvous," a mild-mannered musical revue with a Gallic theme, suggests an equestrian parade in which famous old racehorses mounted by riders in fancy dress make their stately way down the Champs-Élysées.

Barclay preferred the originals: the magicians-and-stuntmen theme suggested "impossible feats of derring-do".

Each section of "Lawless Heart" is a variation on the theme suggested in the title.

–How large and what shape should your mask be? –Does anything about your theme suggest a certain location (e.g., moving from one place to another)?

As the presidential primary campaign intensifies, his Republican rivals are highlighting the same theme, suggesting that Mr. Romney is out of touch with Americans.

These 16 finalists – eight amateur, eight professional – were sent to a country in the developing world to write a feature on a theme suggested by the NGO that hosted their trip.