Sentence examples for this theme comes from inspiring English sources

Gradually, though, this theme comes to control the novel's action, and its characters seem increasingly like vessels for Unsworth's message.

This theme comes and goes like Ariel's mobile signal, however, while Pierre flings other half-formed notions into the narrative.

With Brexit dramatising Britain's great divide, and with global migration ever growing – and fear of "the other" hardening, this theme comes into urgent focus.

This theme comes to a head when Carol tells Maggie she's supposed to be "someone else", meaning she was supposed to be the smart one – the true leader.

A variation on this theme comes from Raptors Coach Jay Triano, who served as an assistant for the United States in the recent world basketball championships, a tournament won by the Americans.

The latest play on this theme comes from the style section of the New York Times (the worst offender in the genre, except perhaps the Atlantic and the Daily Mail).

Burnikel: This theme came to me while reading an article on Sergio Garcia's temper tantrums at the 2002 U.S. Open (Bethpage Black).

Several subtle variants on this theme came to light: learning to accept and use assistance; knowing how to instruct the novice helper; and knowing how to ask for help.

"This new theme comes into play because we believe that sharing in an imagination is one of the deepest forms of friendship," Ash told The Huffington Post.

So the print ads coming out carry the theme "Come.

Sometimes only vestigial elements of the theme come through.