He plays mantric, circular themes, switching to banjo for a handful of deeply satisfying bluesier numbers in the band's second set (from the "Dorking Delta", smiles Renbourn).
Her more restrained and restricted-palette drawings of 1965 to '68, many with circular themes, in shades of black, white and gray, relate to parts of the body, like "Ingeminate" (1965), a dimensional drawing of two sausage-shaped objects wrapped in black cord and connected by a shiny black length of tubing.
This categorizing process was circular; themes and categories were continuously reassessed, restructured and reduced, yielding a set of textual data that best represented the most prominently emerging themes.
It's more circular and themes keep reappearing in my present life that throw me back into the past or the future.
A variation from the circular form, "the theme celebrates creativity in its use of symbolic reference," according to the artist.
Circular applies the social theme to news, letting one's friends act as a filter.
"The Old Woman" has the feeling of an eternal fugue, in which variations on a theme are circular and endless.
The second theme involves circular shapes, used to symbolise bush tomato (Solanum chippendalei), bush melon, and northern wild orange (Capparis umbonata), among a number of forms of bushfood represented in her works.
Moscow's underground railway informs the novel's circular structure and central themes.
He uses the narrative to emphasize this theme, while playing on both the circular peephole and the circular eyes.
