Sentence examples for theme that embodies from inspiring English sources

At the start of each year, Hoey chooses a broad and unconventional theme that embodies the festive spirit of the winter holidays.

It's a theme that is embodied in any surviving business endeavor in these times.

I took that expression and combined it with my raw 'Severe' sound to come up with the theme that would embody what the Kiki film and what having an actual Kiki is all about".

In some senses, monocularity of this work is a strong theme that is directly embodied although only by allusion.

In some of his works such as this, monocularity is a strong theme that is directly embodied although only by allusion.

It will be a virtual laboratory for some of the most central themes of the campaign in a state that embodies the changing face of the nation's economy.

Topping the list is boxing, no big surprise since the sport embodies the inherent primal drama of two people knocking each other silly, a theme that speaks volumes about us and the society we've shaped.

All of that embodies thought.

At a hotel that embodies french romance.

Auster likes to explicate his own texts, overtly stating his themes in the very books that embody them, but one rarely acknowledged influence is the legacy of the Second World War.

While traveling together, I set out to continue shooting pictures that embodied the ongoing themes in my work: escapism, romance, and maintaining a balance between the real and imaginary.