Sentence examples for themes out of from inspiring English sources

The single-minded exuberance of past design themes out of Detroit — whether it was the tailfin, the boxy S.U.V. or the aero look — has given way to a more sophisticated, eclectic approach that could be called American Global.

Each show exists, This American Life-style, under a broad title, weaving scientific themes out of stories such as the medicine cabinet in everyone's minds, the extraordinary endurance of extreme athletes, out-of-body experiences brought on by G-forces, and, of course, grateful whales.

The virtually lily-white audience cheered as Romney and Ryan punched the same familiar coded themes: out-of-control spending and bloated government.

Continuing the theme of out-of-form wingers, Ashley Young has had a difficult second season in Manchester.

The themes flew out of the stories the landscape was telling us.

According to the Pontifical Council for Culture's website, the idea for the theme came out of "some internal think-tank sessions and research" by the dicastery's members and consultors.

And then someone forwarded me an article that quoted Gordon Brown saying he couldn't get the theme tune out of his head.

"There was always this underlying theme of the out-of-towner and the big corporate business players," Mr. Fikre said.

SCOTT SHANE Taking Credit Newt Gingrich has made a campaign theme out of how the economy improved when he was last in office, as speaker of the House in the 1990s.

The global uncertainties have some Democrats concerned about overplaying the progress theme, out of concern that the economy could be rocked by events outside the control of the president or anyone else in the United States.

There were fine insights from Gilbert here, too, from the almost imperceptible first emergence of the "Freude" theme out of the silence that preceded it, to the thrillingly precise, yet almost frenzied elation of the closing bars.