Sentence examples for suppose the theme from inspiring English sources
They say: "I suppose the theme would be letting loose musically; louder drums, louder guitars, more contrast.
I suppose the major theme of a given work is the sum of all its ideas.
□ Suppose the consumer accepts.
The supposed theme, the jewel-strewn look of the work and several rave reviews made "Jewels" the kind of hit that ballet seldom had in the mid-1960s, when the work was first performed.
October 7, 2013 Guido Fawkes says this runs counter to the supposed theme of the reshuffle.
It fails to integrate its supposed theme (the devaluation of human life by the imminence of universal death) at a structural or narratorial level.
The story of Nebuchadrezzar is the basis of Giuseppe Verdi's opera Nabucco, while his supposed madness is the theme of William Blake's picture "Nebuchadnezzar".
As this show's title suggests, his beefy wrestlers, Darwinian babies and compacted female nudes are supposed to allegorie the theme of overpopulation.
Youth was supposed to be the theme in the Big East this season, with Seton Hall, St . Johns and Connecticut each riding strong recruiting classes to remain among college basketball's elite teand.
Take the first movement, for example: an Allegro energico that opens with the grim tread of an A-minor march, which is contrasted with a magnificently lyrical second main idea (the supposed "Alma-theme"); the first section is even marked to be repeated, just like in classical symphonies, and the trajectory of this movement ends in the symphony's most joyous single moment of major-key victory.
