Sentence examples for thematically unified from inspiring English sources

Even "Mystery Train" is comprised of thematically unified essays.

The five in "Kismet" all work serially, but the show is otherwise more playfully contradictory than thematically unified.

The group tends to think big: its projects are usually album- or evening-length, thematically unified pieces.

But when I caught three of his shows in June down South, his act was very different: polished, thematically unified, less work in progress than test run.

Brooks would later argue in The Well-Wrought Urn (1947) that the poem was thematically unified while contradicting many of the negative criticisms lodged against the poem.

Many of the songs are written from the point of view of a protagonist, which emerged from an early idea of turning the record into a concept album - as guitarist Stone Gossard explained, "we did consider using narration to thematically unify the album, but ultimately a less conceptual structure just felt right".

Yet none of the three works in his thematically and formally unified 10th-anniversary season, which opened at BAM Fisher on Wednesday, are accompanied by music.

In this mature period, Mozart's symphonies became unified thematically and expressively, using fuller imitation, more singing figuration, and freer instrumentation (the Symphony in D Major, K 297 [Paris], introduces clarinets).

Mr. Wainwright's new record, his first on Red House, a label based in St . Paul is studiously free of novelty fare and is far more unified thematically than his other CD's, which usually veer from humor to introspection.

Years later, when he was chosen to create his own set and lighting for the opera's American premiere, he used that knowledge to create a cohesive design in which the set, lights and actors were thematically and visually unified with Schoenberg's music and color.

Biochemistry provides a just illustration for how this science may be built: the Krebs cycle, for example, is a complex set of pathways that were each discovered sequentially but then were unified thematically to conceptually form a beautifully simple process that explains some of the most critical biochemical processes in the body.