Sentence examples for braided themes from inspiring English sources
Fame and death are closely braided themes shadowing "The Next Day," which is receiving acclaim as Mr. Bowie's strongest album in decades.
Earlier this year, Helen Oyeyemi, one of Granta's Best Young British Novelists, retold Snow White in her mischievous fifth novel, Boy, Snow, Bird, braiding themes of race, gender and ethnicity without sacrificing any of the magic that we associate with the form.
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty said he wanted a catchphrase that braids the themes of "unity, energy and renaissance".
Blow later released a Braid theme for Xbox Live; though he wanted to release this theme for free, Microsoft required the theme to be priced at a nominal level.
Mr. Romney braided his speech with the theme of "I bought it," reminding his audience that in order to take the White House, "I have millions to go before I sleep".
Temenos, a teaching institution, preached a universalist theme, braiding the mystical strains of Buddhism and Hinduism with Judaism, Christianity and Islam, a considerable departure from her strict Methodist early upbringing.
From another point of view, it was notably unedited and artistically unfocused, a casual anthology of trademark themes: kinky sex, metropolitan drugginess and suburban decadence braided with snippets of philosophy and psychotherapy.
Themes are stacked perilously on top of one another; melodies are ingeniously braided with other melodies.
The play is a free fantasy based on some elementary givens of this life, braided with imagery from "Alice in Wonderland" -- the most famous Alice of the 19th century -- to evoke completely contemporary themes.
