Sentence examples for national themes from inspiring English sources

Nick Ormerod and I were working on a new play at the National called Angels in America, which Tony Kushner described as a "gay fantasia on national themes" and which described the impact of Aids, but its chief concern, like As You Like It, was the complexity of human love.

National themes are also used in his opera Oedipe (1936).

Just as shocking, in a different way, is the music that comes after — "Salve Polonia," a festive choral movement on Polish national themes.

"American life," meanwhile, translates to stories, often spanning decades, that address sweeping national themes like race or immigration or assimilation or the frontier spirit.

As presented by the Ballet Nacional they almost all look like the same ballet, gussied up by different costumes or national themes.

Even strategists for the Democratic campaigns in New Jersey and Virginia said it would be a stretch to link candidates to national themes.

This is a national theme.

Shiryaev also insisted that Petipa's character dances were actually classical variations on a national theme.

The flowered crimson spreads covering the guest beds have a Latino air, and each room is decorated according to a national theme.

That is true, I was talking about the suspicion that Irish poets in particular had had induced in them by the scoldings of Pat­rick Kavanagh against a national theme.

Their 1989 single "Fine Time" incorporated elements of the then-current U.K. club sound called acid house, and "World in Motion," the official national theme for the 1990 World Cup, gave them their first U.K. number one hit.