Mr. Olney was explaining pressures that created a certain uniformity of content in the popular slave narratives, with recurring themes that involved insistence on sometimes questioned personal identity, harrowing descriptions of oppression, and open advocacy for the abolitionist cause.
"I wanted to take myself out of my comfort zone by taking on these themes that involved death, destruction, and paranoia," Iannucci tells him.
In a 1959 interview with Mike Wallace, Mr. Serling commented that if, as a television writer, you had "the temerity to try to dramatize a theme that involves any particular social controversy currently extant, then you're in deep trouble".
Alan Dundes, a professor of anthropology at Berkeley, writes in his essay "From Game to War" that all games and sports are based on one theme that "involves an all-male preserve in which one male demonstrates his virility, his masculinity, at the expense of a male opponent.
And you're wondering how I can write about a theme that involves what I will call a fairly colorful phrase and maintain my journalistic obligation to write in a sophisticated and professional manner, especially when Phil the Standards Guy is looking.
In a way, haunted houses are more difficult to pull off than more elaborate theme park rides that involve cars on tracks.
For 15 minutes every hour "The Big Picture," a 360-degree audiovisual experience using 60 projectors and more than 1,500 slides, will immerse visitors in environments that involve themes like "Weapons of War," "Children and War" and "Why War?" Fleet Feet Who's that tapping all over town?
In an interview with NewNowNext, Felipe told reporters that the video references Poltergeist, It, The Exorcist, and Children of the Corn, noting a theme of horror moves that involve children.
We are mostly interested in regulatory events that involve one theme and one cause, as well as binding events that involve multiple themes, as those events can provide explicit information about the interaction context for genes/pathways mentioned in literature.
