Sentence examples for feminine theme from inspiring English sources

For her initials, however, Catherine succumbed to a more feminine theme: EII, for Yekaterina II, woven in a garland of flowers and topped by a gold crown.

Provocative portraits of the ladies A private collector has revealed his plans for a large sculpture park in Oslo, dedicated to works with a "feminine" theme, according to The Art Newspaper.

She did this not only by placing more traditionally feminine themes at the forefront of her stories, but by penning sentences with a cadence that revealed the inner workings of her characters' minds.

Working feminine and erotic themes into her canvases, Milk visualizes precise moments of blossoming womanhood.

Working feminine and erotic themes into her canvases, Milk visualizes precise moments of blossoming womanhood.

She uses familiar and feminine metaphors, and themes also found in blues songs, such as the colors black and blue and weekend loneliness.

Along with Teolinda Gersão, Maria Gabriela Llansol, and others, Lídia Jorge represented a new surge of women's writing in the late 1980s; in A costa dos murmúrios (1988; The Murmuring Coast) she introduced a feminine perspective to the theme of colonial wars in Africa.

An editor writing in The Times of India found a theme of feminine assertiveness in "Cater 2 U"; he noted that "the women come off not so much as lovers as full-service romantic servants".

"Cinderella", while honoring the legitimacy of class (in that the key to living happily ever after is marrying into royalty), uses the cyclical theme of feminine rebirth to undermine the patriarchal emphasis linear hierarchy dependent on bloodline.

Like camp, they were somehow at once misogynist and feminist, a tacky aesthetic with a special potency, perfect for exploring taboo themes about feminine strength and vulnerability.

But what I think is revealing about this place – as a yelping string line silences a soft, plangent melody in the woodwinds – is how it shows up those off-handedly sexist descriptions of "masculine" themes and "feminine" slower melodies in 18th- and 19th-century symphonies for what they are: garbage.