Sentence examples for themes was lost from inspiring English sources

In doing so, what many consider the world's first feature film to showcase sympathetic gay characters and themes was lost.

Listening through all the recordings, one of the recurring themes was losing best friends to Xanax.

Unfortunately, these themes were lost in many of the stage versions of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that inevitably sprung from its immense popularity.

The truth about the case of Christine Collins is so shocking and dramatic that embellishment must have seemed pointless, but in sticking so close to the historical record, Mr. Straczynski and Mr. Eastwood have produced a distended, awkward narrative whose strongest themes are lost in the murky pomp of period detail.

Firstly, we examined whether any of the analytics themes were lost; and secondly we examined whether any of the 'depth' of the findings was lost.

Two of the original themes were lost; these were (1) 'the need to protect the back', and (2) 'the special nature of back pain'.

The sensitivity analysis revealed that removing studies rated as low quality did not alter the overall findings; no themes or topics were lost, and only a small amount of the 'depth' or 'thickness' of the findings was lost.

Without dissecting these books as a class, vital aspects like theme and allusion would be lost to me.

If you didn't already know from repeat plays, all the sweet lovelorn nothings he utters – variations on "I'm just hoping you feel the way I do" – the song's theme of tender hesitation might well be lost in a very pleasant haze.

The underlying theme of "City of Blinding Lights", reflected in the chorus, is lost innocence.

Finding Dory spins the theme around by focusing on a child's biggest fear: being lost from their parents.