Sentence examples for in which theme from inspiring English sources

GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE envelops viewers in the festive air of a theme park and often provides the kind of unexpected encounter in which theme parks specialize.

"Theme-park accidents, such as those at Alton Towers, and the recent efforts of Banksy in producing a theme-park parody, are all reminders of the ways in which theme parks reflect a dark and disturbing side of our existence".

His claim contradicts the FSP approach in which Theme precedes and is followed by Rheme in basic and most common structures.

This is partly because of their essentially musical structure – in which themes are constantly recapitulated in major and minor ways.

Both here and in the finale, in which themes travel rapidly through the ensemble, the real draw is Mr. Gendall's briskly morphing texture.

He has spoken of his novels as forming one "Über-book," in which themes and characters recur and overlap: an epic ambition.

This self-contained world was, of course, a reflection of a broader universe in which themes of winning and losing and courage and integrity have more sweeping meaning.

In the Andante, for example, he created the illusion of a three-dimensional space in which themes and counterthemes, each with its own dynamics and coloration, appeared to move at different distances from the listener.

It continued the style current in the country, evolving from the late antique art of Egypt, in which themes derived from Hellenistic and Roman art may or may not have been given new allegorical significance.

Each of the poems was self-subsistent, but when published together they were seen to make up a single work, in which themes and images recurred and were developed in a musical manner and brought to a final resolution.

Unlike those of Brahms, Bruckner's symphonies are not immediately rewarding, yet connoisseurs, including Mahler, respect Bruckner's heroic finales, in which themes from earlier movements are sometimes combined.