Sentence examples for themes were picked from inspiring English sources

These themes were picked up by German theorists.

Through their joint appearance the Democrats hoped to symbolize party unity and their themes were picked up and amplified by many in their party.

Similar themes were picked up by other novelists, such as John Braine and Kingsley Amis, but Waterhouse was not an Angry Young Man – his protagonist was too dreamy.

On Friday, that theme was picked up in mosques throughout Afghanistan.

The theme was picked up by celebrities and fans of Lippman before spreading more widely.

The theme was picked up on Tuesday by Ed Miliband, the Labour Party leader, who visited Peckham, one of the districts heavily damaged on Monday night.

The accountability theme was picked up by the second UN expert, Ben Emmerson, the special rapporteur on human rights and counter-terrorism.

The theme was picked up by Simon Hefferin the Daily Telegraph, Peter Oborne in the Observer, Matthew Parris in the Times and Quentin Peel in the Financial Times the same weekend.

This theme was picked up by the Impressionists, especially Monet, who, beginning in the mid-1860s, painted shore scenes at Sainte-Adresse.

The nautical theme is picked up in the waiters' navy-and-white-striped shirts, reminiscent of the costume of the French Navy.

The theme is picked up in the second room, where you will find paintings, sketches, diaries and the artist's remarkable 28-drawer wooden cabinet of curiosities stuffed with bird eggs and nests, moths and butterflies from all over the world arranged into a collection.