Sentence examples for theme that might from inspiring English sources

For a teenager, Zach seems awfully preoccupied with marriage, which suggests a theme that might have made the instructional video about tolerance more illuminating.

The thriller is a manhunt centred on a government assassin who is on the run – a theme that might have appealed to Gardner, who spent much of his youth escaping institutions and trying to evade recapture.

There's that teetering-at-the-top feeling after Wednesday or Thursday, when the trickiness builds up and the diabolical cluing kicks in, on Friday and Saturday we plunge full speed ahead, losing the theme that might help us gain a toehold in the grid, and then there's the Sunday.

Brian Thomas offers us a puzzle with a theme that might not seem entirely original, but enough time has elapsed since the last one and Mr. Thomas' theme is different and tighter than the older one so that I could give it a pass.

The adaptation from the French, in which Mr. P. G. Wodehouse has had a hand, keeps at a level of robust fun a theme that might well be unpleasant; but it cannot at the best make more of it than a vehicle for highly polished acting.

While not every death is played out this graphically, for me the idea that these kids are killing each other eclipses any other theme that might have been present.

One of the film's themes that might generate the most dialogue is technology.

The results, often laced with expletives, explore themes that might offend some corporate advertisers and television executives.

In the discussion section, we draw from the literature and our work to propose a set of important themes that might be considered for future research.

She said once that the male viewpoint was like asbestos gloves, which let her handle themes that might otherwise be too painful.

Plots and subplots are handled with clumsy expediency, and themes that might connect this movie with the larger Lucasfilm mythos aren't allowed to develop.