Sentence examples for themes of the third from inspiring English sources

In a larger sense it is one of the main themes of the third annual "Cinema India!" program, for which Radha Welt Vatsal is the curator.

*Weakness to correct As a former home affairs spokesman, the domestic themes of the first debate suited him.

The film, on show at the Athens Biennale, encapsulates some of the key social and political themes of the sixth edition of the international art event.

That issue was one of the overarching themes of the first batch of leaked documents published Sunday in The New York Times and four European newspapers.

How do the most recent nominees stack up against the grand themes of the first four decades and the eccentric variations of the latest three?

A brief interlude weaves together the themes of the first three movements and melts into the setting of the Harburg poem.

Perhaps they are best read as Dasgupta's own fictional daydreams, as variations on some of the themes of the first section: ambition, failure, futility, and the death march of ideologies.

He gave the slow, tender themes of the first movement, including the quotation of Beethoven's "An die ferne Geliebte," a forlorn quality, drenched with nostalgia that then vanished mid-thought.

One of the themes of the second movie is collaboration, and working with people outside your comfort zone, so we brought in a professional director (Iram Parveen Bilal), crew, and also professional actors to up the game.

That is one of the themes of the fourth season.

One of the running themes of the second season of Fargo is desperation, futility, and hopelessness.