Sentence examples for the distinctive theme from inspiring English sources

Trust in the Inward Light is the distinctive theme of Quakerism.

How interesting that he played the distinctive theme from Stravinsky's "The Firebird" on an instrument with such a unique sonority as the carillon.

Inner Light, also called Inward Light, the distinctive theme of the Society of Friends (Quakers), the direct awareness of God that allows a person to know God's will for him.

The series' distinctive theme song was composed by musician Danny Elfman in 1989, after Groening approached him requesting a retro style piece.

Of the six distinctive themes, the nature of the six themes may be broadly described as: the impact of music on the individual (Themes 1 3), the effect of the impact of music (Theme 4 and 5) and evaluating and communicating the impact of music (Theme 6).

In the 20th century the unity of science became a distinctive theme of the scientific philosophy of logical empiricism.

Since 1982, CBS has used "Augusta" by Dave Loggins as the event telecast's distinctive theme music.

The responsibility of the state for moral education is a distinctive theme of classical Chinese thought, prominent in both Mohism and Confucianism and much criticized in Daoist texts.

The football results form a key part of Sports Report, one of the longest running programmes on UK radio, coming right after its distinctive theme music Out of the Blue at 5pm on Saturdays since 1948.

Each batch was given names with a distinctive theme, for example kings for the 6000 class and castles for the 4073 class.

But any serious Presidential candidate needs a distinctive theme to run on, too: arguably, the lack of a single overriding theme was a key weakness of the Clinton campaign.