Sentence examples for themes have also from inspiring English sources
Existentialist themes have also been incorporated into systematic Christian theologies (e.g., by John Macquarrie).
New York themes have also seeped into memoirs, histories of ethnic groups, photography collections and hard-to-categorize items like a pop-up book with a giant gatefold of the Empire State Building.
His themes have also been sounded by the comedian Bill Cosby, who has stirred debate among black Americans by bluntly speaking about an epidemic of fatherlessness in African-American families while suggesting that some blacks use racism as a crutch to explain the lack of economic progress.
Other themes have also been relevant, such as "Psychological, cognitive and individual characteristics", "Entrepreneurial resources", "Entrepreneurial networks", "High-tech entrepreneurship", "Corporate venturing and business competition", and "Entry modes, international, born-global and MNE" but are positioned in a second ring.
Models encompassing aspects of two or more of the above themes have also been explored.
Islam's broader end of days themes have also been adopted by Israel's arch foes Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah (albeit a Shi'a Islamic interpretation of the End Times), along with Boko Haram in Nigeria (which has also declared an "Islamic State"), al-Shabaab in Somalia, and the terrorist stalwart al-Qaeda.
While some brands use the same message for both straight and gay audiences, Mr. Buford of Prime Access said the actual content of ads featuring gay lifestyle themes had also increased over the last few years.
Not surprisingly, the theme has also crept into Brazilian literature and popular music.
The theme has also resulted in an oddly homespun atmosphere, as if the Cooper-Hewitt had temporarily morphed into a museum of craft.
Two weeks before Pinter's play opened, Rattigan's Variations on a Theme had also offered a conventional update of Dumas's La Dame aux Caméllias.
Accordingly, his overarching theme has also been variously surmised as a developmental history of Western rationalism (Wolfgang Schluchter), the universal history of rationalist culture (Friedrich Tenbruck), or simply the Menschentum as it emerges and degenerates in modern rational society (Wilhelm Hennis).
