Sentence examples for themes of what from inspiring English sources

But let's move on: these things are much less important than the broad themes of what Seldon says, and how much they chime with the more objectionable aspects of long-standing education policy.

In fact, Mr. Vandekeybus had the child move in with him for three weeks, an experience that he connected to the themes of "What the Body Does Not Remember".

Hundreds more took place along the recurring themes of what time to leave for the airport (Mum, six hours before a flight; Dad, six minutes), how to pour a drink (Mum, fill a large glass to the brim; Dad, quarter-fill a thimble) and how best to pass leisure time (Mum, bulk-buying from catalogue companies; Dad, reading every column inch of the newspaper).

Carter will join Google President and head of Business Development Nikesh Arora, Facebook product head Chris Cox, Google's VP of engineering Vic Gundotra, and other executives at Disrupt to discuss our core themes of what's now in content creation, distribution platforms, and –everyone's favorite — monetization of media.

In Amnesia: The Dark Descent, there were underlying themes of what made a person evil, but looking back, he wanted to make them even more apparent.

I share my dreams here because we can all learn from each other's dreams since they deal with the values and themes of what it means to be alive.

"There is the ominous theme of what hypocrisy and oppression breed".

That led him to the broader theme of what science can deal with.

His other big book was on Europe: increasingly the dominant theme of what Hugo wrote.

From the start, everything he said seemed directed to the theme of what he called "peace in an imperfect world".

The subject given to the competing artists was to present the real theme of what Bernadette saw in her visions.