Sentence examples for introducing themes from inspiring English sources

It is devoted to a generation of so-called "new literati painters" who are rethinking the history of traditional painting by stretching techniques, creating new styles and introducing themes from popular culture.

In the early years of his tenure as the Philharmonic's music director, Leonard Bernstein brought a similarly ambitious vision to orchestral programming, introducing themes and festivals to the regular season.

That is probably why its creators tried to breathe life into the series by introducing Themes and Issues.

She offers emotional and practical support to us, and is introducing themed lunches once a month and protected time for yoga, mindfulness and other social events.

Drawing on the work of the historian Anthony Lee, Shepard uses these photo­graphs to introduce themes of cultural identity and racial assimilation.

Kirsten Ostherr, Ph.D. (Rice University) introduced themes that echoed and expanded on the ideas in Dr. Wiechmann's presentation.

It is not uncommon to introduce themes every now and then – we often use them at Harlequins – and one we've used recently is called decapitation strike.

In February 2005, version 1.5 (Strayhorn) introduced themes, layouts for the designs of WordPress sites, many of which were created by WordPress users.

In this new novel he introduces themes which could make the book difficult to read or perhaps follow, but I could not leave it alone until I had finished it.

The first plenary speaker, Gregory Petsko of Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City, introduced themes that resonated throughout the conference.

Laid out in roughly chronological order, the display begins with an assortment of paintings and sculpture that introduce themes to be developed.