Sentence examples for leitmotif from from inspiring English sources

The hostility between Bickel and Carter is a leitmotif from nastiness established earlier this year.

Eggs are another leitmotif, from the poached version that sits atop the hearty lemon-ricotta ravioli to the deep-fried soft-boiled egg entree to the menu of breakfast items available anytime.

He may be best known for the melancholy melody that was the prime leitmotif from the score of "Dr. Zhivago," Mr. Lean's heart-tugging love story set in Russia during World War I and the Russian Revolution, starring Omar Sharif and Julie Christie.

Despite his talk of American resilience and rebuilding a future, the a leitmotif from the Obama White House has been the importance of facing the reality of our current situation.

Gold discussed the new cues in the release of the fourth series soundtrack: :*"The Doctor's Theme Season Four" is an orchestral and choral arrangement of the Doctor's leitmotif from the first series performed by the BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales.

Four large-scale rugs, hand-knotted by specialists in Varanasi, India (the place to go for bespoke weavings, apparently), and loaded with leitmotifs from the duo's extensive portfolio, are displayed on two huge A-frames.

Other entries in the soundtrack contain leitmotifs from Chrono Trigger and Radical Dreamers.

Wall reused, reorchestrated and expanded themes composed by previous Myst composer Robyn Miller; for example, Wall reused Atrus' Theme from Riven and the brothers' leitmotifs from the original game.

Because HBO does not break individual episodes with commercials, Carnivàle music is paced similar to a movie, with character-specific leitmotifs from as early as the first episode.

Certain songs were ported from the score of Radical Dreamers, while other entries in the soundtrack contain leitmotifs from both Chrono Trigger and Radical Dreamers.

The machine's malfunctions became something of a leitmotif, right from the start.