Sentence examples for theme adopted from inspiring English sources

He was portrayed on stelae in blue and yellow enamel in the late Hittite style, showing him under a winged sun a theme adopted from Egyptian art.

I hummed Soul Limbo – the 60s Booker T theme adopted by the BBC's cricket coverage – to drown out the broadcast voices drifting out of shops and flats.

These interviews address the theme adopted by Sisters of Mercy internationally, 'The Cry of the Earth and the Cry of the Poor.' Videos are public online and will be of interest to all who are concerned about the challenges we face in caring for our common home.

Dresden Music Festival May 26 to June 12 "Baroque and Jazz," a theme adopted this year in Dresden -- where Schutz, Vivaldi, Schumann, Wagner and Richard Strauss lived -- combines with "Bach Year" to explore the contrapuntal music of Bach and his contemporaries and link it to jazz.

The changes in Egyptian society are reflected in the themes adopted by younger dramatists.

Although it initially was open year-round, the Texas theme park adopted a seasonal schedule in 1989.

Organisers said the barbershop theme was adopted because barbers have traditionally been spaces for men to talk.

This theme was adopted soon after the war's end by Ludendorff himself and by other German generals who were unwilling to admit the hopelessness of Germany's military situation in November 1918 and who wanted to vindicate the honour of German arms.

A fashion phenomenon occurs when a product corresponding with a current theme is adopted by a large number of consumers over a specific period of time (Rogers, 1983).

From Leon Golub, a too little regarded master of violent themes, Marshall adopted the format of unstretched canvas fastened flat to a wall.

Some of the themes were adopted from the literature, while others emerged from the data.