Sentence examples for multitude of themes from inspiring English sources

Structurally, the symphonies are entirely logical, even simple, beneath the multitude of themes and wealth of colouristic detail.

The subject matter was largely originated by Cornell himself and covered large tracts of the globe and a multitude of themes.

Its first movement employs a multitude of themes, again drawn together into a cohesive organism and developed in a context of great harmonic tension.

But the countervailing weight of condensing a multitude of themes and plot points keeps pulling this show down to earth, and even threatens to bury it.

The phrase captures the brevity and epiphany of the form and some of the best practitioners – from Chekhov to Lorrie Moore, Katherine Mansfield to Kevin Barry – have fired it into unfamiliar places, soaring over a multitude of themes and ideas.

It all begins simply enough, but soon you're dealing with a multitude of linked characters, strands, themes and red herrings – and you need to try to control these unruly elements and weave them into a pattern.

You cannot preconceive a whole 600-page novel," said Pamuk, responding to a question from the event's host, columnist and critic Mark Lawson, as to how a writer goes about the task of imagining and constructing a novel which takes place over four decades and incorporates a multitude of secondary stories and themes.

People lives are inherently complicated and contain a multitude of narrative strands and themes.

The multitude of productive research teams and themes extinguished in recent years suggests the view that trends in biomedical research funding allocations are changes analogous to those heralded in "Silent Spring".

It is also impossible to extricate the Mideast conflict from the multitude of links to the broader theme of Islam and the West.

"Delta Space," an exercise in rich, wild counterpoint, distributes simple themes to a multitude of voices operating at different time frames and giving off variations of color.