Sentence examples for interwoven themes from inspiring English sources

Faith and identity are interwoven themes in the fourth season.

A Grand Don't Come for Free tells a story, complete with interwoven themes and characters.

Any baroque musician will tell you that the fugue is perhaps the most intricate and complicated musical form in existence, and 'Sirens' is an absolute tour de force of interwoven themes, motifs, and interior monologues.

Critics noted McEwan's elegant prose, careful dissection of daily life, and interwoven themes.

A second, interwoven theme concerned the development of technological capability, whether in an enterprise, a firm, an industry, or an economy.

That universal symbol of love is an interwoven theme for a determined but composed Cole, who remains as outspoken as ever while thankful for a second chance in several forms.

Cheers followed the interwoven musical themes that end the first act, in the shamelessly rousing manner of "One Day More," from "Les Misérables".

This setting makes sense since churches, synagogues, and mosques have always served as staging areas for ceremonies commemorating life events -- birth (baptism), love (marriage), and death (funerals) -- themes interwoven through this year's Clay, Groff's award-winning collection of poems.

'I've got no symptoms so I'm alright, y'know, I go to the toilet regular and y'know, I exercise and I'm fit.' (FG09P1) Descriptions of being in good health were often interwoven with other themes of non-uptake.

Within this complex of ideas, other themes are interwoven.

In these less successful works, representative themes are interwoven in the manner of the leitmotivs of Wagner.