subtheme

He paid a price, too, and his experience made for a little subtheme of the game.

Creativity in the form of literature and writing is a related subtheme.

Each gallery has chosen a subtheme on the subject of the human condition.

The unveiling of reality is a subtheme in the main play.

There's also a fairly complex subtheme having to do with lions.

But, I notice as a subtheme that they don't want publicity about it."

Whatever the name, the practice recently emerged as an important subtheme in the debate on the region's serious lack of affordable housing.

The show was always tackling this subtheme or that.

Looking more closely, however, you notice a subtler feminist subtheme.

The fame of the villain has long been a subtheme in westerns.

His subtheme was that progress wasn't even succeeding as progress.

But concern that donated funds will be pilfered or wasted has also been a major subtheme here.

Each theme and subtheme will be briefly described.

His own experiences thus form an interesting but minor subtheme in current discussions of Freud and psychoanalysis.

A repeated and unexpected subtheme was the need for practice at dragging wounded people or bodies in a hurry.

A subtheme, "One awesome calorie," will appear in ads and on packaging.

This fit very well with the forum’s subtheme:

It's a small subtheme of the episode.

Metabolic regulation is a subtheme, and in both research themes, we often use exercise as a means for perturbing the system.

Mechanically the set has no clear focus, experimenting in minor quantities with sacrifice and a tribal subtheme.

The issue of land sales has a long history as a subtheme of the Jewish-Arab struggle.

The rural health theme contains a subtheme: telehealth.

Instead the subtheme seemed to be "History's Greatest Hits."

(This argument is already a subtheme among the commentariat.)