Sentence examples for theme that makes from inspiring English sources

I like a party with a theme that makes demands of the imagination.

There are different themes including an adorable puppy theme that makes the room go sort of grey while kitties and puppies perform jackanapes on the screens lining the narrow store.

[See Hawthorne and Stanley 2008] Roughly, a way of putting the common theme that makes it directly relevant to our discussion is this: Ceteris paribus, as the practical interests or other features of the subject's interests or standards vary, the requirements for knowledge vary.

It's a cheesy pick-up line and common tattoo theme that makes regular appearances in the backs of girlish magazines.

It's the core of his message, the theme that makes him passionate: his conviction that the wealthy have hijacked not only the economy, but also the political system.

Every record that we make, there tends to be a theme that makes itself apparent as we sift through the songs, and there tend to be sonic threads we want to put together, and that unfortunately leaves a song or two along the way as a deleted scene from the record.

This last is, after all, the theme that made Mr Nelli famous as a film director.

Indeed, it is the lack of strong research themes that makes a depth first literature review of the area a challenging undertaking.

There are, of course, different kinds of themed puzzle: light themes, heavy themes, subliminal themes that make the solver feel clever to have spotted it, but which do not have to be identified to make it possible to complete the puzzle.

"These are the themes that make Italians laugh, anyway".

Mr. Thirlwell has several large themes that make their way insistently through his shoves and hops.