Sentence examples for themes of which from inspiring English sources

Miliband's own FT article on Britain's recurring short-termism carried themes of which Mandelson would probably approve.

Radio regularly carries bhajans (devotional songs) and classical South Indian songs, the themes of which are often mythic.

Guardians of the Galaxy's ingenious use of Blue Swede would not have worked on, say, the forthcoming remake of The Crow, the gothic supernatural themes of which are probably more suited to a bit of Marilyn Manson.

They plan to find Scooter's long-missing father and return to him a rare signed edition of John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men," the themes of which (including friendship) play a substantial part in her novel.

Noah is quite a good movie, the themes of which are still and again in front of us.

In this painting, Sullivan continues on themes of which stretch between desire and the absurd, always sincere and vulnerable no matter the antics.

Mangkusubroto announced the OGP competition for 2014, the theme of which will be citizen engagement.

Bacall appeared opposite Wayne in his final picture, The Shootist, a central theme of which was Wayne's own legend.

On Monday night, her magazine won four James Beard awards, the theme of which was "Women in Food".

Writer sat in on one of the radio talk shows, the theme of which was "Whether Our Idea of Mr. Right Has Changed or Not".

And Parr had come as part of a long-term project he was working on, the theme of which was luxury.