Sentence examples for Common leitmotiv from inspiring English sources

"There is always a common leitmotiv in the Three Wise Men's Procession that gives it unity," said Delia Piccirilli, the director of the procession.

The common leitmotiv is one of a single event or report proving to be decisive.

There is a collective, coercive leitmotiv.

It has to become a leitmotiv of British foreign policy".

Includes performances by Marcel Marceau and Les Deux Mondes' "Leitmotiv".

Of the three, passionate hostility to Communism was the leitmotiv of his policy.

Jean-Michel Othoniel has been using glass as a leitmotiv in the conception of his work.

This is the greatest tragedy - and the leitmotiv - of Palestinian history.

It traces the leitmotiv of the myth of America's newness, and the secondary myth of nature.

AS EVERY lover of Bach or Beethoven knows, a Leitmotiv is a dominant theme in a piece of music.

Leitmotif, German Leitmotiv ("leading motive"), a recurring musical theme appearing usually in operas but also in symphonic poems.