Sentence examples for theme values from inspiring English sources
But Skyfall also pulled off what you might call a return to Core Bond Theme Values – a swooning ballad bedecked with strings and musical quotations from Monty Norman's 1962 James Bond Theme – with enviable poise: you could imagine Shirley Bassey singing it, but it didn't sound like a pastiche.
You can also use the physical details to further theme, values, and attitudes.
Our heroes have a common theme: value investing.
Although in a sense those business units — Land O'Lakes foods, Purina animal nutrition and WinField United crop inputs — are the same units that the company was founded on, they now all have a common theme — value-added branded — and are all based on a culture of driving insight into product and service innovation.
His establishment of a dramatic tradition using characteristically Spanish themes, values, and subject matter was further developed by Tirso de Molina and by Pedro Calderón de la Barca.
But his efforts to turn The 99 — whose characters he likened to Superman and Batman, as opposed to those in "Veggie Tales," the animated series with Christian themes, values and lessons — into reality met with mixed success.
So far this century has favored other themes: value and smaller-company issues.
We can't remember exactly how we found out about Visual System, but we are sure glad we did because their various projects are centered around themes valued by the artists and designers we typically feature here.
As Gardner points out, Faulkner, in having the town describe Emily Grierson's courtship and its strange aftermath, thrusts his story's theme -- community values versus personal values," in Gardner's formulation -- to the fore.
But you can't build moral authority on lack of curiosity about your subject matter, and architecture shouldn't always be judged by theme park values.
Republicans made much of the theme "family values" throughout the year, but a mere sixth of the voters said the issue was important in deciding their vote.
