Sentence examples for themes that matter from inspiring English sources

For anyone who cares about the origins of body art and performance art or the themes that matter a generation later, this show is like revisiting the Big Bang.

Consequently, even though a theme may get mentioned often because it relates to the article's theme, we are still identifying the themes that matter most to the commenters because they would not be posting comments (or far fewer comments) if that theme was of low importance.

So video games should trade in themes that matter.

The party isn't up to speed when it comes to environmental concerns – an important theme that matters to the public – and does not feel comfortable when asked to tackle and recognise demands made by minorities.

He considered the often bleak worldview of "The Wire," with its overarching theme that no matter what a person does, it will never be enough to stop the city from grinding over him.

Between these sadder offerings and the more upbeat songs on the album, what ties the record together is the theme that no matter where we've been or what we've been through, life is always better together.

"A lot of people commented that the book had overall themes that touched everybody, no matter their culture," she said.

Carter has been trying to establish the theme that it matters whether he or Reagan gets elected because it is "a choice between two futures".

"These are all very universal themes that any human being, no matter what color can relate to, but particularly for African Americans it holds a very special place," Lee said.

The campaign presents a new theme, "Solutions that matter," which replaces a theme, "We understand," that was introduced in 2009.

September is Suicide Prevention Month and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) have chosen the theme It Matters to encourage Veterans and their loved ones to focus on the things that give life meaning--the things that matter most to them.