Sentence examples for themes to the from inspiring English sources
There are strong themes to the programming.
The goal is to add phrases of poetry with environmental themes to the zoo's exhibits.
"Ignorance" presses on beyond stated themes to the rewards of complex and moving variations.
In 1945 he made his breakthrough when he sold a non-fantasy story, The Big Black and White Game (on racial and sporting themes), to the American Mercury.
One of the underlying themes to the season has been the revamped offensive line, and tonight it provided Collins with ample time to find a receiver.
Certain themes to the Giants' season have remained constant, starting with this one: the Giants have yet to win a game.
From the wonderful Reuters article about the place:The hotel...does not push room themes to the limit, going instead for light touches that reflect a leader's essence.
There are clear themes to the collection - cats, children, houses (which can shelter us or go weirdly bad), unrequited love, bereavement.
A 90-minute fantasy/nightmare setlist rampages from Escape from New York and Assault on Precinct 13's vintage themes to the recent excellent Lost Themes I and II albums of "imaginary soundtracks" – icy electronica and tension-racked doom metal.
In "Heart of Darkness: Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska," a new history of the album, published this past December, David Burke connects its themes to the political and economic climate that marked the early Reagan years.
The very best of the sequels attempted by the Pixar studio manage to combine a familiar milieu with the opportunity to explore entirely different themes to the original films.
