The vampire introduces the idea of the "erotic macabre" into gothic fashion.
Then he drops "midweek blues," but introduces the idea of melancholy in a lovely pair of sentences: "Most longings go unfulfilled.
Describing the flute song at the beginning of "En Atendant," De Keersmaeker said that it "introduces the idea of infinite waiting, suspending time".
Caillois also introduces the idea that games range along a continuum between two modes: ludus, "the taste for gratuitous difficulty," and paidia, "the power of improvisation and joy".
Keeping warm is another crucial tactic in the war against colds and flu, and this BBC lesson introduces the idea of insulation through videos, quizzes and paired work.
For example, it introduces the idea of the 'second generation', that the Holocaust isn't something that's buried in the past but that it flows through the generations".
Here, it introduces the idea of displacement — a nomadic existence on contested land — and the threat of containment, if not imprisonment.
All the work was inspired by the artists' experience of meditation, and a series of tantric paintings from India introduces the idea.
But I can laugh at him.' " EARN The Sesame video package introduces the idea that there are lots of ways to make a little bit of money on the side if you're industrious.
This theme has been explored in a variety of ways in such films as (2008), which introduces the idea that plants can fight back, and (2006), in which humans have simply lost the ability to reproduce.
In an interview designed to encourage Londoners to embrace "confined space living" and stop being so "squeamish" about petty things like having space to swing a kitten, a spokeswoman for Savills estate agents introduces the idea of "designer shoebox" homes.
