Sentence examples for parallel theme from inspiring English sources

"It's a parallel theme," Ms. Weber said.

The parallel theme of ambiguity, which has often been explored by Antonioni in a mood of pixie obscurity, is clarified in "The Passenger" to become an excursion into ideas about interchangeability and recurrence.

The parallel theme of corrupting a message through a projected image (Guevara being a choice example of appropriation) allows Brand to tread some familiar territory on the subject of advertising, but with some conviction and insight.

The last General Assembly address of such length likely took place in 1960, when President Fidel Castro of Cuba delivered a similarly verbose speech with a parallel theme — that all weak states were likely to face aggression from the American superpower.

While there was talk about how people could lose their countries if we don't do anything about climate, there was an oddly parallel theme that focused on concern about those who would lose out in a clean economy.

The novel and Fuseli's biography share a parallel theme: just as Fuseli's incubus is infused with the artist's emotions in seeing Landholdt marry another man, Shelley's monster promises to get revenge on Victor on the night of his wedding.

Science and perfume have always been parallel themes in my life.

It's the first ever showing of this work in Australia, and it's programmed with Frame of Mind, a new piece by Bonachela himself that explores parallel themes of beauty, transience and loss, set to music by Bryce Dessner (guitarist with US indie band the National) in a recording by the Kronos Quartet.

Not only is the choreography itself is a kind of journey, as the two men trade moves from their different dance backgrounds (classical Kathak and European tanztheater respectively) but along the way the duet also embodies parallel themes of power and submission, of belonging and not belonging, of knowing yourself and knowing another person.

Moreover, as the satirists of Iraq rose to fame, the naqāʾiḍ (slanging matches on parallel themes) between Jarīr (died c. 729) and al-Farazdaq (died c. 728 or 730) excited and delighted tribesmen of the rival settlements of Basra and Kūfah (places that later also became rival centres of philological and theological schools).

Cancer nanotechnology and cancer immunotherapy are two parallel themes that have emerged over the last few decades in the search for a cure for cancer.