Sentence examples for themes to which from inspiring English sources

The irrationality of emotion is one of the themes to which Ruhl's plays continually return.

Take "Parson's Pleasure," which touches on themes to which Dahl returns again and again: desire, greed and the need to conceal them to achieve one's nefarious ends.

"Forrest Gump" contains a number of themes to which a Chinese viewer might be expected to object, the glorification of capitalism notwithstanding.

And the themes, like Shakespeare's, are huge -- death, forgiveness, the circle of violence -- themes to which so many of us can relate".

But historical themes, to which may be added prehistoric or mythical ones, have inspired the greatest novelists, as Tolstoy's War and Peace and Stendhal's Charterhouse of Parma reveal.

Many of those paintings depicted lakes, horizons and landscapes, themes to which Mr. Kahn has often returned in his end-of-life art.

The supernatural was a theme to which she would return.

This is the theme to which officials here return often.

This was a theme to which he returned often.

It is a theme to which he returns several times.

This was a theme to which Del Bosque returned often, repeating the phrase a number of times.