Sentence examples for theme worthy from inspiring English sources

"The Destruction of the Children of Niobe" treats a theme worthy of Poussin, but without the stagy stiffness.

This is a pretty serious theme, worthy of a weighty treatise or a gritty, terrifying documentary that would be banned.

In order to have a literary theme worthy of Rome's later greatness, Livy's annalistic sources had described these conflicts in the most grandiose terms.

His extraneous material includes a chapter mocking "fallible journalists", untrained in basic economics, for their failure to celebrate the capitalist revolution in post-communist Russia, "an epic theme worthy of a Homer or a Tolstoy".

Col. Yassir Shinoon relates a variation on the theme worthy of Shakespeare, though the Capulets and Montagues were possibly more civil than the two Iraqi families living on the same street in the Shurta neighborhood of south Baghdad.

So let me just get the opinion part out of the way, and say that, in fact, the restored, original Godzilla (by which name we now ought to refer to the subtitled edition of what once was Gojira) is a luminous, beautiful, melancholy film, full of lovely moments, great cinematography, and a theme worthy of the great foreign films of the 20th century.

Then ask, Are these serious themes worthy of serious readers?

These are all worthy themes, but they're all themes worthy of a film to themselves.

There are lovely themes worthy of this great man, along with original uses of the piano.

The Sontag feminine complexity generating continual acts of self-invention was the underlying theme of this symposium, making her a fascinating subject worthy of revisiting.

In the press release, the fast-food giant said the Szechuan sauce would return in "very limited supply" on October 7. It's also doling out 1,000 vaguely alien-themed posters, "worthy of the pop-culture status fans have given their favourite sauces," to prove you're among the first to nab the sugary goo.