Sentence examples for themes that drive from inspiring English sources

Subjects form elaborate stories about the characters in the drawings, but their narratives actually reveal, or so it is believed, subliminal themes that drive their own behavior.

But for all of his clear insights about what makes pop music pop on the charts, DJ Earworm's most remarkable ability may be his keen understanding of the lyrical themes that drive the genre.

In our behind-the-scenes video above, we spoke with Lieberman about some of his favorite past projects and the themes that drive his work.

Two themes that drive so many conversations on the Island today run though this centennial history: politics and the environment.

It would seem as though the themes that drive this book would make it too hard to bear.

This is the first major show in Britain of the big themes that drive OMA, and the striking results: the Prada Foundation, Milan; the CCTV building, Beijing and Maggie's Centre in Glasgow.

The directorial debut of Lee Daniels, the producer of "Monster's Ball," "Shadowboxer" recycles the same themes that drove its more somber forerunner, this time in a "Pulp Fiction" style, with lush, saturated color and surreal trimmings.

At its Presidential nominating Convention in San Francisco that year, there were two themes that drove the delegates wild with approval — racism and anti-Communism (To a large extent, the anti-Communist fervor was also racist, because it was directed mainly at yellow Communists in Southeast Asia).

The son of a white mother and an African father, he drew on his own life story for the themes that drove his campaign: hope, change and that anything is possible in America.

This quantitative presentation provides an overview of the policy goals and themes that drove the debate. 1 For 2004 debates, the denominator = 108536 words (i.e. total number of words in ALL 2004 debates) 2 For 2007 debates, the denominator = 55530 words (i.e. total number of words in ALL 2007 debates) 3 These percentages aggregate all stakeholders and political parties.

It's a theme that drives the many story lines woven throughout the first episode, which centers on Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton, riveting as usual), a humble wife, mom and country music superstar.