Sentence examples for theme that connects from inspiring English sources

(It's a theme that connects the public-space conflicts in Zuccotti Park to the Giuliani-era crackdown on rumba circles in Central Park).

Is Bluebeard a return to telling stories about virginity, a theme that connects a number of her films (including À Ma Soeur! and 36 Fillette)?

3. Analyze poems to discover a theme that connects to the article "In Trenches of a War on Unyielding Poverty," then develop a presentation of the poem for the class.

Mr. Swann doesn't have that problem, partly because he assembles his programs imaginatively, often with an extramusical theme that connects seemingly disparate works, but also because his comments, however lengthy, are packed with both obscure and commonplace information and are clearly prepared carefully, even though they give the impression of being off the cuff.

Looking down the sizable list of games (speed)running at Summer Games Done Quick, it's hard to notice one particular theme that connects the chosen titles.

Looking down the sizeable list of games (speed)running at Summer Games Done Quick, it's hard to notice one particular theme that connects the chosen titles.

Motherhood was a theme that connected all of Angelou's autobiographies, specifically her experiences as a single mother, a daughter, and a granddaughter.

Angelou's description of close familial relationships, such as her relationships with her parents and son (which Lupton called "the mother-child pattern") was the only unifying theme that connected all of her autobiographies.

That is one of the themes that connect Ferrante's latest novel, "My Brilliant Friend," with her earlier work.

In tiny, touristy Pals we met Dalwa Donofre, a Mozambique-born, Lisbon-raised artist selling massive collages with themes that connected back to the sea.

Jazz and the idea of the concerto grosso (a Baroque form in which musical material is shared among several soloists and an ensemble) were the themes that connected the disparate works, beginning with Mr. Reich's wistful Duet for two solo violins and ensemble.