Sentence examples for extended themes from inspiring English sources

Two further sets during Unplay's long opening night extended themes of digital ingenuity and stylistic fusion.

Despite his radical improvising, the extended themes of his works such as Bells and Spirits Rejoice (both 1965) are in the styles of diatonic, pre-jazz music such as 19th-century hymns, folk songs, marches, and bugle calls.

35 A priori themes explicit in the topic guide were extended with themes emerging from the data.

Björk was (of course) an early adopter, with her "Biophilia" record and its accompanying software, in which she both created accompanying visuals for her songs and extended the themes of her record (life, change, adaptation).

He illustrated the poetry collections Jonah (1973) and The Lady and the Unicorn (1975) by Peter Porter, and in the works Narcissus, Mars, and The Magic Flute he extended the themes of hedonism, violence, and betrayal.

That made the screening more specific to us and is just one way we extended the themes off the screen and into life.

Songs were replaced by musical suites that often stretched to 20 or 40 minutes in length and contained symphonic influences, extended musical themes, philosophical, mystical and/or surreal lyrics and complex orchestrations.

In To Live, Zhang extended the theme to Maoist China.

For his New York debut last year he extended this theme to frontline news.

In "To Live," Mr. Zhang extended the theme to Maoist China.

"The Shadow of Your Smile," linked with Sondheim's "I Remember," extended the theme of autumnal contemplation.