Sentence examples for extending the theme from inspiring English sources

This wasn't just about extending the theme of the piece (we wait; we praise him, but he does not come).

Extending the theme, each of the very white and very kitsch rooms is named for something or someone in Tinseltown (Coppola, Nicholson, De Niro) with framed posters to match.

Extending the theme a little, Maximilian Goldfarb, seen on videotapes dressed as a construction worker, uses a highway lane marker to draw cubic constructions that lie flat on city streets.

Each of them contains, or seems to contain, a fully realised drama of marital imbalance, each extending the theme in a different direction, each modifying one's reading of all the others, the whole thing managed in under 50 pages, with a beautifully gloomy portrait of the city thrown in for good measure.

Extending the themes of "Horae Canonicae", in 1955 56 he wrote a group of poems about "history", the term he used to mean the set of unique events made by human choices, as opposed to "nature", the set of involuntary events created by natural processes, statistics, and anonymous forces such as crowds.

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

Mr. Rinder also extends the theme of structure in space to other disciplines.

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.

Her new play extends the theme to attack not just the guilt but also the mendacity of a white journalistic witness to a war-zone atrocity.

For that room's wallpaper, he used rifle targets bought in his native Louisiana; bullet cartridges embedded in a Lucite toilet seat extend the theme.