Sentence examples for themes featuring from inspiring English sources

And so BABY/LON took shape (with the dual meaning of baby and London, or babylon, slang for police – both themes featuring heavily).

As well as chronicling the impact of his time with Gilot, the only woman to defy Picasso, the prints illustrate the artist's lifetime interest in pagan Mediterranean themes, featuring what Coppell describes as "Bacchanalian cavortings and goings on".

In the run-up to the holy Muslim month of Ramadan, the number of spam SMS messages on Islamic themes — featuring verses from the Koran, the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, exhortations to be charitable and advice on how to pray — is soaring.

Where many recent biennales have had overinflated or inexplicable curatorial themes, featuring banal showstoppers and little else, or were made up of inconsequential gestures of fake modesty, BoS21 is one of the better outings, certainly among the best of the last 10 years.

The theme of "The Nanny" harked back to this Chatty Cathy school: "She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing, Queens/ Til her boyfriend kicked her out in one of those crushing scenes!" There's also a second school of TV themes, featuring tunes that more closely resemble radio-friendly hymns of self-praise, advertisements for the sweetness of the sitcom world we are about to enter.

Omega's primary function is educational it draws more than 23,000 people per year to Rhinebeck with programs that lean heavily on New Age themes, featuring such workshops as "Awakening into Oneness" and "How Shamans Dream the World into Being".

So far, so Mo Yan.Other, more obvious themes feature too.

The books resume the themes featured in each room of Palazzo Marino during the event.

This makes sense because when we look closely at the symptoms of several anxiety-related disorders, death themes feature prominently.

Olson noted that, despite the sad themes featured in the installment, recording the dialogue with Kenny and music for the episode was a fun experience.

The title was also meant to represent the urban sociological themes featured on the album, which had surfaced on most of Scott-Heron's previous work.