Sentence examples for grave theme from inspiring English sources

The One Foot in the Grave theme song was written, composed and sung by Eric Idle.

He's not wrong: Solondz's blackly humorous filmography is riddled with grave themes, from dark sexual urges (Happiness) to teenage suicide (Palindromes).

Part of Ms. Rowling's tremendous achievement is to have addressed the substantial questions and grave themes of those older movies while ingeniously recasting them into characters, action and play of language accessible to most 8-year-olds.

And, a far graver and more sober theme altogether, the teetering, vertiginous grandeur of Christ Church, Spitalfields, which he has painted over and over again.

Long before he created "A Sunday in the Country" (1984) and "Life and Nothing But" (1989), bringing his delicate touch to even the gravest themes, Tavernier was a press agent.

But of a piece with Bozon's offbeat oeuvre (La France, Tip-Top), Mrs. Hyde ultimately engages graver themes with surprising if fickle sincerity.

Thus, severe themes should look grave and joyous ones uplifting.

Then on a variety of fronts – from the ambitious graphic novel or history Maus, which uses the language of comics to speak of no less grave a theme than the Holocaust, to the scabrous reinvention of the Beano that is Viz – comics suddenly became OK for adults.

Shakespeare - sinned against ad infinitum - must be spinning in his grave at the theme-park monstrosity that is the Globe.

Like that one time those relentlessly-tripping ravers got arrested by real cops in a fake prison-themed room at Grave in 1992 Milwaukee.

In a festival that tends to be crammed with films that skew toward the grave — religious fundamentalism was a recurrent theme — the humor in "Ha Ha Ha" was also a relief.