Sentence examples for themes with which from inspiring English sources

The themes with which she grapples in Riding Death in My Sleep are threaded throughout almost all of her work.

Difference and scale were the themes with which Williams and Tsien began their design for the Folk Art Museum in 1997.

The more courageous act was for Mills to take a firm stand and find other themes with which to move us or make us think.

On Wednesday, aides said, he will meet in Austin, Tex., with an array of religious leaders, many of them from prominent black churches, to explore the "compassionate conservative" themes with which he began his campaign.

"When our American musical Messiah sees fit to be born," it read, "he will then find ready to his hand a mass of lyrical and dramatic themes with which to construct a distinctively American music".

Mr. Bush began the morning in San Jose, ending two days of campaigning in California by reprising the "compassionate conservative" themes with which he began his race for the presidency.

The heart of the second cadenza is an imperious elaboration of the suave, sauntering theme with which the concerto begins.

In telling a very specific story, Carmody and Kelly hit upon a universal theme with which Australians of all backgrounds can identify.

At the end of Trump's campaign, he has returned to the theme with which he began: the threat that immigrants pose to American society.

Cooper's interest in historic European architecture led him, beginning around 1903, to take up painting the theme with which his art and reputation have largely become associated: towering buildings and the smoky skyline of the new American skyscraper city.

Instead of the fancy hats, rigid up-dos and Chinoiserie theme with which the label first started, bags were discreet clutches and the only styling statement was that Mr. Armani prefers blondes.