Sentence examples for usual themes from inspiring English sources

Any of the director's usual themes or tricks?

"Falling Skies" contains Mr. Spielberg's usual themes of childhood innocence and threats to the family unit.

He preached the usual themes: He is the face of boxing, the talk of boxing, the greatest boxer ever.

The opening line of Hugo Hamilton's new novel ushers in the author's usual themes of displacement, alienation and exclusion.

A story dealing with Kawabata's usual themes of desire, betrayal and revenge ensues, written in his characteristically cool, spare prose.

Jackson, in his visits to New York, has talked about his usual themes of racism, poverty, and homelessness, but all his actions also criticize Koch.

More shouting directs you to a seat, where the "sequesters" – the usual theme-park restraining harnesses – are lowered.

After three paragraphs, his column reverted to its usual theme: dispensing wisdom about football around the world, and in particular in the Netherlands.

That was a variation on the usual theme of a winning rider's rocking his arms to signal that he is honoring a newborn child.

But the ballads, like "New Years (Yves')" and "Invisible Glasses," really make its case, building and subsiding, putting emphasis on tune and atmosphere, not behaving along jazz's usual theme-solos-theme grid.

Included is art from Douglas Kinsey, whose usual theme is disaster, a defining topic on the Great Plains, represented by apocalyptic paintings, while Frank Bigbear Jr.'s drawing "Dolly's Discothèque" considers traditional Indian life assimilating into urban American culture.