Sentence examples for * leitmotif in from inspiring English sources

A leitmotif, in other words.

Seduction is the leitmotif in this version.

(That bulb is a leitmotif in his late work).

Anger is already a leitmotif in this year's presidential campaign.

One thing is certain: this dream returns like a leitmotif in a symphony of madness.

Some titles recur like a leitmotif in an obsessed man's mind.

There is a scatological leitmotif in this narrative, morally figurative of the Nazi ambience.

She said that a whale's tail had become a leitmotif in her clay sculptures.

The absence of money, is this the leitmotif in the conductor's life?

It wasn't just stunts: food was a leitmotif in Dalí's painting.

The ordering impulse of storytelling, in fact, is the main leitmotif in this musically structured novel.