Príklady theme

• The theme of freedom recurs throughout her writing.

• The father-daughter relationship is a recurring theme in her novels.

• On the surface it's a very funny novel but it does have a more serious underlying theme.

• The movies she makes are all variations on the same theme.

• Unfortunately, I had to leave just as the speaker was warming to his theme.

• We believe these preliminary data support more extensive exploration of identified themes.

• Any exploration of travel-writing and the art it describes must take account of these themes.

• There are a number of themes that can be followed through these four volumes, however differently the authors approach their subjects.

• The changes that they underwent are an infinite set of variations on a relatively limited number of themes.

• Other themes, such as the importance of the shadow to primitive man, flicker through these lines.

• Recalling the images and themes of the'70s- especially the late'70s- it is difficult fully to appreciate how bad things actually were.

• The development of the computer has been, and continues to be, informed by various themes that include the body.

• Legalistic proportionality, political consensus, personal betrayal, cultural balkanization, and social hierarchy are underlying themes of both books.

• The questions were about the main themes of the text.

• The role and structure of grammatical subjects and information-structure themes in scientific writing have also been the focus of substantial research.

• One of his constant themes was that theory must not become dogma.

• I think of such themes as landscape, the body and architecture.

• Nationalist narratives construct social memory using isolated images and themes from the material culture of the past.

• Enmeshed within the concept of personal meaning are such related constructs as values and life themes.

• Values, themes and meaning clearly locate the individual within a historical cultural cohort.