Sentence examples for subsidiary theme from inspiring English sources

Subsidiary theme: the challenge is costing taxpayers $35 million better spent saving schools.

In the end it is not; it misses the ineffable warmth of the Kertesz recording: the way, for example, the plunging bass line radiates heat in the subsidiary theme of the Adagio.

Still, a listener primed for opera kept hearing it: in the melting woodwind harmonies of the opening movement's subsidiary theme, in the long-breathed sighs of the second movement.

The first third of the film is particularly rich in musical variety, reflecting -- as Schubert's work does in microcosm -- the polyglot shimmer of the Hapsburg lands with a dazzling combination of Gypsy bands, Hungarian patriotic music, Strauss waltzes, Jewish liturgical chants and, as a kind of subsidiary theme, a glorious Hungarian love song, "Spring Wind".

The second practice was thematic transformation, a type of variation in which one theme is changed, not into a related or subsidiary theme but into something new, separate and independent.

And along the way, detours are taken through subsidiary themes: books reflecting the development of national identity in occupied Japan after the Second World War and in Revolutionary Russia in the 1920s; other books written for particular social classes in 19th-century England.

But as with Mr. Ohlsson, what is likely to live longest in memory is the force of emotion that Mr. Lewis conveyed: the rattling tremolos of the little A minor Sonata, seemingly intended as mere bluster to set off sweet and lovely subsidiary themes, now carrying dark portent; the deeper emotions of the big A minor becoming almost frightening in their intensity.

The theme Self-awareness and Identity for the 8th grade have three subsidiary themes: Well-being, mental health problems, and mental disorders.