Sentence examples for themes appeal from inspiring English sources

His themes appeal all over the world.

Certain styles and themes appeal to and engage us, so much so that we form expectations of an author and categorise their work accordingly.

Movies with superhero, sword and sorcery, science fiction or teenage horror themes appeal to young and predominantly male moviegoers, the same demographic that spends the most time Web-surfing and often makes up the bulk of opening-weekend moviegoers.

The only class he seems to attend is a philosophy course called "The Self and Its Loss" -- partly because the themes appeal to him, and partly because he's sleeping with the squeaky-voiced professor (Joey Lauren Adams).

Wolcott wrote in Texas Monthly that these themes appeal to "98-pound weaklings who want to kick sand into bullies' faces and win the panting adoration of a well-oiled beach bunny".

His dreamy symbolist paintings on allegorical themes appealed to the art establishment and French public officials.

These themes appealed to voters disgusted by mounting allegations of corruption at city hall and bewildered by the spectacle of two conservative candidates battling it out in public.

The revolution has its variation on this theme, appeals that mirror the fears of social fracturing.

His clean-politics theme appeals to his state's political culture: anti-money progressivism flourished in Wisconsin at the turn of the century, and still colours local attitudes.

The chance to record a Bond theme appealed to her because "you know it's going down in movie history", and coming from Scotland, like original Bond Sean Connery, "that's very close and inherent in our culture.

Oisin introduces what was to become one of his most important themes: the appeal of the life of contemplation over the appeal of the life of action.