Sentence examples for theme that they from inspiring English sources

Though their settings, genres, characters and circumstances vary greatly, the stories in this book are so similar in theme that they amplify one another.

At one point the woodwinds play a tender theme that they then hand to the violin soloist, and Ms. Steinbacher took it on with a strikingly windslike tone, clear and airy.

Rehearsing a theme that they are sure to stress on Monday, when Mr. Clinton's budget is formally unveiled and sent to Congress, Republicans criticized the White House plan today as bloated and developed with an eye more toward the election in the fall than toward getting legislation enacted.

Those who choose to pay a supplement, usually $10 to $12.50 a person, can make a reservation at fancy restaurants so relentlessly faithful to their cuisine's theme that they look like movie sets -- Le Bistro ("Gigi") or Cagney's Steak House ("The Untouchables") or the Asian restaurant Bamboo ("Black Rain").

The brief lecture on the Precambrian Era lasted about 30 min and served the purpose of introducing students to the scientific concepts and issues of the selected theme that they were going to employ for creating their individual art pieces.

"I seem to be the only unifying theme that they had.

Jackson keeps flitting between different locations, where different characters are busy waving their painstakingly designed swords, but all of these skirmishes are variations on the same theme; that is, they're all hand-to-hand clashes between the goodies and the baddies.

The sub-themes discussed below are conceptually related to this main theme in that they represent the conditions that help to realise Effective Network Structure, Organisation and Governance.

But there's a theme that's undeniable when they're grouped together: people enjoy using services that enable them to share objects that they love!

If you ask anyone about the Pokémon theme, that's the one they're going to sing.

Previous research has been based in the USA, Canada and France and although these studies do seem to complement each other in the themes that arise, they concern different populations with different water supplies.