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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a theme on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or subject matter that serves as a basis for discussion or analysis.
Example: "The novel explores a theme on which many scholars have differing opinions."
Alternatives: "a topic on which" or "a subject on which".
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(It's a theme on which she has expounded before).
The king gave Bach a theme on which to extemporise a three-voice fugue on the spot, which he did.
In general, most independent work in Art & Archaeology begins with the selection of an object or objects or a theme on which to focus.
The extreme parting of the legs made by Apollo's mother is also a theme on which all the muses make variations.
Cross-campus gathering will focus on the biggest challenges facing the world, and help determine a theme on which the university will focus in the 2019-2020 academic year.
Perhaps sensitive to this contrast, Mario Cuomo began our conversation by discoursing on the senselessness of political labels, a theme on which he has been riffing for 25 years.
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"We learned that we can love everyone even if we don't like them," said Jonna Price, 11, of La Crescenta, adding: "I love doing the crafts". Each day, students study a particular Bible verse and observe a particular theme, on which their activities during the day are based.
You can build from this point to create a whole theme on which you will write, so it is a good idea to plan out the different aspects of the theme.
Having conducted Bach on a tour of his 15 pianofortes, that new-fangled instrument which Bach distrusted, Frederick presented him with a 21-note theme on which to improvise, a theme so devised - possibly, and if so treacherously, by Carl Bach - as to make contrapuntal variations well-nigh impossible.
Some years it is safari chic and desert neutrals, in others it is garden parties and florals – but come rain or shine, every fashion summer picks out a holiday-friendly theme on which to riff.
The "Solo di Viganò" movement had a Mozartean gracefulness, and the finale — with the theme on which the finale of Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony is based — was given a muscular but fluid performance.
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