Sentence examples for Expansive theme from inspiring English sources

Speakers explored a very broad range of topics related to this expansive theme.

The city of Rome has announced plans to build an expansive theme park just outside its limits, Reuters reported Thursday.

Although one or two of his re-photographs are displayed here, the exhibition, featuring around 40 works, traces a more expansive theme in Mr. Klett's output over the last 25 years: the idea of time as the great leveler, returning everything to ashes and dust.

His films deal with expansive themes – a young couple who defy society and marry across class barriers; a feudal family's gradual decline; a Marxist activist's disillusionment with ideology; the strength of women.

The expansive main theme of the opening Andante had austere colorings and tensile lyricism.

That would explain why good food writing, by cook or critic, has been so expansive in theme.

But by its last act "Jaws" has evolved into a boy's seafaring adventure out of Kipling or Stevenson, a transition marked by John Williams's score, which shifts from the pulsing suspense of Bernard Herrmann's music for "Psycho" to an expansive, swashbuckling theme that evokes Erich Wolfgang Korngold's compositions for "The Adventures of Robin Hood".

There were wondrous moments: the fluttering nervousness in the orchestra when Parsifal kills a swan with his bow and arrow; the subdued seductiveness of the waltzing music for the Flower Maidens at the palace of the sorcerer Klingsor; the aching beauty of the expansive string theme when the ageless, accursed Kundry, finding salvation at last, bathes Parsifal's feet at a holy spring.

What's more, by invoking themes that all American presidents seem to find irresistible -- America as the "indispensible" nation, the guardian of global equilibrium, the leader everyone rallies around, the source of all that is good in the world -- Obama's speech was itself expansive, its theme of prudence notwithstanding.

Williams writes a melancholy, expansive G-minor theme for solo horn, which is soon taken up by full strings.

Mr. Greif proposed "Winter's Tale," drawn to its expansive scope and themes of forgiveness, and then the three men and their colleagues set about building a company of actors.