Sentence examples for themes not only from inspiring English sources

He was a creator of both subtle underscoring and grand, sweeping themes, not only writing for conventional orchestras (sometimes augmented by the more exotic instrumentation of other cultures) but also experimenting with electronic sounds later in his career.

The latter, a versatile and cerebral playwright, has reflected in his themes not only the development of the modern theatre but also, in embryo, the cultural and social history of modern Egypt.

Bounty is the longest story in his first collection, and combines several of Saunders's key themes: not only the loser dad, but also a theme park patronised by the rich and staffed by the disenfranchised poor, and an apocalyptic US governed more by private companies than elected officials ("our corporations", he writes in his Trump essay, "those new and powerful nation-states").

Mr. Tuymans's paintings, rendered in a restrained palette with fleet brush strokes of wet paint on wet paint, can sometimes seem almost frustratingly detached from their themes, not only because of the evident speed of their production but also because of their oblique, even cryptic imagery.

Manning explores these themes not only in her major novels set in Europe and the Middle East, but also in her Irish fiction, The Wind Changes (1937) and eight short stories which were mostly written early in her career.

"That became the central theme not only of the first book, but probably the sequels that will be forthcoming".

This has been an ongoing theme, not only in New Jersey, but up the Hudson Valley and on the Long Island and Connecticut coastline.

It is a defining theme, not only of her life, but also of Sri Lanka's post-independence history.

That is a theme not only of his Easter sermons but also of the inspiriting messages he delivers to individuals in spiritual and emotional crises.

Coordinating global and regional policies should be a major theme not only at the New York conference on development issues, but at the UN's landmark climate change summit in Paris in December.

The oldest work in the Parrish's collection, it continues the local theme: Not only is Mount, who was born in Setauket in 1807, one of Long Island's best-known visual artists from the 19th century, but he also painted local landscapes and scenes of everyday life.