Sentence examples for themes a bit from inspiring English sources

There was slow or spacious solo-piano music from various indistinct traditions; a few melodies that might have been film-soundtrack themes; a bit of improvisation.

Spamhaus plays up the comic-book theme a bit.

Personally I did find the Hotel du Vin's wildly ubiquitous wine theme a bit overdone.

It may take its "wired" theme a bit far (armoires with circuit board inlays?) but the feeling is vibrant.

The interplay is striking, and toward the end of the score, a variant of the folk theme — a bit eerier this time — is restored.

Universal, though, stretches the theme a bit further: its celebration runs 19 nights this year, compared with 16 at Knotts, and it wants to make it a monthlong event.

(Maybe pushing the theme a bit too far, a cluster of mollusk-shaped buildings sits on the site's eastern edge).

I'm used to seeing this sort of theme a bit later in the week, but I had just finished writing the other day that the puzzles may well be evolving, so I won't go back on that.

Perhaps warming to this theme, a bit later he confides that the closing pages of The Children Act contain an explicit homage to James Joyce's greatest short story, The Dead.

(Some of the themes are a bit ugly, though).

The look is grainier and grimier, and the themes are a bit darker and more unsettling than those in "Sorcerer's Stone" or "Chamber of Secrets".