Sentence examples for themes from inspiring English sources

Though each of them had a very distinct reaction to the challenges of making art that seemed honest and relevant to the present moment, it was also true that in talking to the four of them separately, common themes emerged.

No, sorry, I'm spending Saturday night comparing paid-for social media management apps and shortlisting Wordpress themes.

One of the main themes of the conference was that the only way forward for the left is to move beyond tribal politics, which does so much to alienate voters, and instead embrace a more open form of politics where progressive forces from all parties work together.

One of the most persistent themes to crop up online in the wake of the Clinton announcement was "I wish I was American so that I could vote for Hillary".

When I tell you that two of the main themes of the novel are drug abuse (meth) and sexual violence (rape) Crank makes for a rambunctious ride.

But for all of his clear insights about what makes pop music pop on the charts, DJ Earworm's most remarkable ability may be his keen understanding of the lyrical themes that drive the genre.

While it's based on the original Swan Lake, Maillot has used an edited version of the Tchaikovsky score, and collaborated with the writer Jean Rouaud to develop a story that filters the ballet's themes of love and betrayal, reality and illusion through a modern, erotic slant.

The film is apparently a contemporary reworking of spaghetti western themes, set in Uttoxeter in the Midlands.

In his closing speech to delegates, his third of the day in comparison to the 15 minutes his rival was afforded, the Swiss returned to familiar themes.

Images such as Birth (1960), or Mother and Child (1956), show that right from the start, she was looking for big, even archetypal themes.

"It was a terrific children's book, but also I enjoyed it so much as an adult and loved its themes and poetry," he said.