Sentence examples for themes at work from inspiring English sources

These aren't exactly earthshaking themes at work here, but they are ones with which director Terry Gilliam, of Monty Python fame, is familiar.

There are themes at work: in addition to appearing with the lobster, pistachios garnished the baby beet salad and dusted the exceptional house-made ice creams — mozzarella, buttermilk-blueberry and pear being three of the best choices.

There are large themes at work here, not least in Lappin's punning development of the novel's title: the nose turns out to be not only a hoary stereotype of racial identification, but also the hint that all might not be as it seems, as in Pinocchio's in-built lie-detector.

There are a number of themes at work in the series, covering nostalgia, class and the beautiful, uncanny aspects of everyday English life.

We see here two key themes at work – the impact of a multilingual web on search disambiguation and the opaqueness of the data filtering that often has substantial influence on the results we receive from our analyses.

And that's what gave BioShock its headache: its makers knew that the shooting came first for a lot of its players, so however much that violence appeared to be contrary to the themes at work, narratively of self-determinism, destiny, and overarching notions of Objectivism it was necessary.

But there is also perhaps an older, deeper theme at work.

The larger theme at work here is that for a presidency to retain public trust, the public must trust the system that put that president in place.

Getting their nails done (above) doesn't really demonstrate the critical manifestation of a theme, as much as a cuticle manicuration scheme, but it does start to prove the only real theme at work here: the "things that are red" theme.

Darker themes are at work in Alexis Deacon's "While You Are Sleeping".

In the artist's new exhibition at Frith Street Gallery in central London, similar themes are at work.