Sentence examples for themes has made from inspiring English sources

The exploration of these themes has made her a beloved figure amongst millennial women in particular.

Its emphasis on transgressive themes has made a few industrial metal groups vulnerable to attack from American social conservatives.

(Artists also used factory machinery to decorate new bathrooms introduced with the 1999 addition to the mansion, which, with their whimsical themes, have made "best bathrooms" lists in many travel guides).

Even the original "Late Night" theme has made the trip to Mr. O'Brien's new time zone and time slot.

Mr. Pataki also returned to one of the bedrock themes that has made him popular: crime.

With seamless and imaginative storytelling, superb performances and universal themes, Jacques Audiard has made the perfect film".

Harrison, the author of four previous novels and a memoir, is tenacious in stalking the themes she has made her specialty: the inseparability of love and suffering; the ways in which sex both wounds and heals; the continuing drama of vulnerability and dominance between men and women.

"I depend on me," spits Ms. Knowles in "Independent Women," the "Charlie's Angels" movie theme that has made her group its most recent million.

In terms of British films, only 2008's Abba-themed Mamma Mia! has made more money in recent years.

As well as this Evans-themed concept album, Rhys has made a film documenting his 2012 tour (gigs featured a PowerPoint presentation on the theme of Evans); a book – sorry, a "psychedelic historical travelogue"; and for those who crave further "immersion", an app.

Investigation Discovery, the true-crime network, has made theme packaging of mayhem an art form, with shows grouping murdered beauty queens, dates that turned deadly or bad behavior involving twins.