Sentence examples for its theme which from inspiring English sources

Its theme, which is that of all fables, is loss.

How Gore has dealt with this burden has given his life its theme, which the author richly explores.

Project Paperclip is a photography exhibition, with the Cold War as its theme, which uses AR to add a sonic dimension to the usually mute experience of looking at photographs.

The relationship between sound and silence is also taken advantage of in the way the audience is conditioned to associate the shark with its theme, which is exploited toward the film's climax when the shark suddenly appears with no musical introduction.

The title change certainly spices things up, no matter how commonplace body art is, at least outside of Stockholm, and it plays down its overarching theme, which the movie only does further.

In its courtyard, the Alibaba Motel has a hanging garden to match its vague theme, which includes a giant, golden-domed facade with turrets and arches.

He gave a gripping account of the final Gigue, with its jagged theme, which Bach puts through elaborate contrapuntal manipulations.

Each city also has its own theme, which "responds to the cultural vocation and history of the city," Ms. Marinelli said.

Soon thereafter, the movie latches onto its big theme, which Antonioni had been working out from the time of his first feature, "Story of a Love Affair," from 1950: the formation and deformation of the modern mind through a media-infused industrial aesthetic.

But the special importance of music in this novel is a key to its major theme, which is time: the suspicion that time is an illusion, the yearning to recapture the past and the experience of how time can get "deformed", knotting itself "like a tangled string".

Jonathan Takiff of the Philadelphia Daily News awarded the album three-and-a-half of five stars for its reggae theme, which he described as a "rare display of soundtrack consistency".