Sentence examples for themes what from inspiring English sources

The set actually included two of Mr. Coleman's themes: "What Reason Could I Give" melted into "Broken Shadows," another piece from 1971.

He said, "With a great proposal, you have a writer who has thought through the larger themes; what they are presenting is a larger canvas".

The Conservatives have made localism one of their central themes – what could be more localist than allowing communities to decide how they choose their elected representatives?

Toward the end of his Berlin years, Schoenberg gave a lecture entitled "Brahms the Progressive," in which he drew attention to the older composer's habit of endlessly working over short themes — what he elsewhere called the technique of "developing variation".

"The Lady Vanishes" glitters with Hitchock's dry humor, even as it flirts with what would become one of his favorite themes: What does it mean for a human being to take — or fail to take — action?

You become more urgent about your vital themes (what I really care about is whether this girl will develop or abandon her moral center) and less patient with peripheries (how much more war research do I need for this minor character, anyway?).

Taking intimacy as its basic theme — What determines love?

The essential theme: What was wrong with Illinois?

"What I like about this festival is the theme — what is a sense of place today?

Well this is actually a theme, what I've got to do for, um … Wow.

Theme: What we have in common is more important than our difference.