Sentence examples for thought the themes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaplan, who grew up in South Orange, said that at first he thought the themes in his novel were universal.

Honestly, I can live with the lesser fill because I thought the theme was so creative.

As it is – " "I thought the theme would carry it," he said, "a young boy living off an older woman".

We'll begin with the comment that set the nominations off – a note on the year and how in tune we thought the theme to be this December..

While Kasavin of GameSpot thought the theme was tired, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Oxford wrote that the game felt "fresh".

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson thought the theme of the episode was unoriginal, but commented that Bart's "rapid embrace of fascism" and Lisa's "descent into hooliganism" provide "a number of funny opportunities, and 'Separate Vocations' exploits them well.

One would think the themes of such an age were merely tragic.

"I think the themes are universal and that we certainly have a shot, at least, at the mass female audience".

"I think the themes of the play resonate for me in a very special way," he says, getting back to objectification -- his and Mr. Merrick's.

I think the themes that I am interested in writing about are similar in my crime fiction and in my poetry.

But I also think the themes of the movie appealed to him.