Sentence examples for themes that comes from inspiring English sources

The last and strongest of the themes that comes through from the documents is Isis's desire to portray itself as a utopia for true believers.

Were there themes that came together in making selections for this year's movies?

Failure, accident, not knowing and, yes, luck: these are the themes that come up again and again.

Most instances are benign, like the ads with election themes that come out during presidential campaigns every four years.

Community and cooperation — among individual photographers and among collectives — were themes that came up repeatedly at Look3.

When we were laying out the program, the three biggest themes that came up were interaction techniques, social media and social computing, and interaction design.

Her punchy plays are formally smart and intellectually engaged yet feature themes that come across more vividly than the people illustrating them.

"Not being able to get a good job and my girlfriend threw me out," she said, recounting themes that came up over and over.

The concerto that came soon after is a modern "Brandenburg," and Bach is invoked again in the two cantatas on spiritual themes that came near the end of Webern's life.

But the recent arrival of paramilitary groups bent on seeking vengeance has increased violence and tensions, themes that came to dominate sermons where he exhorted "those groups of armed Colombians" to "keep your hands off the Darien".

Dr Peter Carter, the college's chief executive, said: "We fully support the common themes that came through the consultation, namely maintaining the nurse-patient relationship, protecting vulnerable patients and making sure there is adequate investment in end-of-life care".