Sentence examples for themes around which from inspiring English sources

The works are loosely arranged into several themes, around which the paintings in the collection tend to be clustered.

His inquiry identifies a number of key themes around which modern Jewish historians have wrapped their labors: liberation, consolation, and witnessing.

Like all great comedians Williams was a jazz musician with words, working through a set comprised of notes and themes around which he could jam and scat.

Though the themes around which she creates her work are varied childhood, friendship, surveillance, love, control one particularly unifying element is July's attention to her audience, real or imagined.

Dr. Edelman's new book, "Wider Than the Sky: The Phenomenal Gift of Consciousness" (Yale University Press), revisits the themes around which that theory developed, a theory first examined in a weighty trilogy from the 1980's, including "The Remembered Present".

Beyond MIT, Romulus developed some unifying themes around which it invests and will continue to invest.

The salutatory of the new publisher announced the theme around which his whole life was to be woven.

"We like to keep things fresh and it seemed like a good theme around which to hang an auction," said Nicho Lowry, the president of Swann.

Speaks of the theme around which soap operas are built; the plights and problems of small town characters stretched into endless sequences.

Despite coming late to the discussion, it rightly strives for no big new take on the subject, for no grand, previously overlooked and bogus theme around which to organise the material.

Always on the lookout for a theme around which to wrap a series of golden oldie films, the local libraries have discovered Sir Laurence Olivier in all his Shakespearean glory.