Sentence examples for themes of damage from inspiring English sources
Mr Wood said that many aspiring writers would go for themes of damage and distress over comedy: "There is an impulse to think sad things are more serious and hence more prize-worthy, that you get rated more seriously".
Sub-themes included descriptions of damage, feelings of isolation, family and cohabitation difficulties, issues surrounding sexual relations, and issues surrounding social interaction.
Though one of Leigh's lighter films, featuring one of his funniest scenes ever - an explosively passionate Spanish woman trying to teach uptight English women flamenco dancing - its themes of education and psychological damage are put into high gear when Hawkins takes lessons from Eddie Marsan's monomaniacal driving instructor who finds her chitchat infuriating.
There are the warring siblings of True West, the hidden family secrets and wounds of Buried Child, the symbolism of A Lie of the Mind and the themes of the frontier's end, the damage fathers do to sons and all the macho-mythic desperation and attempted poeticism that exist in so many of his works.
The infamous party thrown at Rachael Bell's house, in which 200 people turned up and caused £25,000 of damage, was advertised online as having a Skins theme.
The infamous party thrown at Rachael Bell's house, in which 200 people turned up and caused £25,000 of damage, was advertised online as having a Skins theme.
They identified 'fear of hurting the fragile body' as the salient theme and found that earlier experiences of pain and activity undermined fear of damage.
I was concerned that the play's sexual themes would damage them in some subtle way, the emotional equivalent of internal bleeding.
Lists many items of damage.
There are degrees of damage, of course.
