Sentence examples for concealed themes from inspiring English sources

Wheeldon's best work has been generated by music with an enigmatic strain, and here you sense his determination to tease out the piano score's concealed themes.

The scarcely concealed themes of white supremacy within his campaign coexist easily with the inverted narratives of victimhood and innocence that are the cornerstone of a demagogic American tradition.

They concealed teenage themes in the belly of very scary eroticism/sexism, and that always felt high-key acceptable for my gender.

The object was to solve the crossword, then find a familiar three-word phrase, relating to the puzzle's theme, concealed in the grid.

It is in the theme concealed in the victory which the armies of the democracies won in the field, the yet unclaimed triumph; justice among man of all races, a world in which children (of whatever country) are warm and unafraid... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jelani Cobb By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

So it's unfortunate that both his publisher and reviewers have concealed a central theme of We Are Not Ourselves.

That lies in what Boyd artfully calls "the riddle of who tells the tale" — the themes of concealed design and ghostly ventriloquism at the center of his criticism from the 1980s to the present.

Looking back at Anax clues mentioned in our weekly roundups, I find concealed treats, gnomic-if-poppy themes and seemingly arbitrary feats of technical construction.

The second speech simultaneously preserves aspects of its fictional frame (the first was a paradoxical sounding address by a "non-lover" to a "beloved"), develops that frame (the non-lover is transformed into a concealed lover), and deepens the themes in an impressive and philosophically enlightening way.

The map design has a strong evil genius theme with archetypical spy fortresses, concealed within inconspicuous buildings such as industrial warehouses and farms to give plausibility to their close proximities; these bases are usually separated by a neutrally themed space.

In The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle - the only Holmes episode with a Christmas theme - a precious gem is concealed in a goose's crop, the storage pouch found at the opening to certain fowl's throats.