Sentence examples for theme and form from inspiring English sources

Once you get used to it, though, it becomes clear that O'Gorman has managed a rather felicitous marriage of theme and form.

Part of the play's effect depends on the merging of theme and form, with the actors orbiting the stage like electrons, neutrons and protons.

Due to this pincer movement of theme and form, the sensations usually inspired by rewatching (nostalgia, boredom, estrangement, disappointment, déjà vu) are compressed into a single viewing.

At times, this worked to the music's benefit; in one instance, Mr. Alden found out months after the fact that a solo arrangement of "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" that he had created on the spot was actually serving as a love theme, and formed the musical core of some character-defining moments in the film.

We held a face-to-face meeting to confirm emerging themes and form subgroups to conduct detailed analyses of related categories of data.

These factors have been grouped into four dominant themes and form the basis of a thematic model for RCB in AH at an organisational level described below (see Figure  1).

Cabezón was one of the earliest composers to use the theme-and-variations form.

The Andante Cantabile of Opus 18, No. 5, reflects Beethoven's already thriving and lifelong obsession with the theme-and-variations form.

In the "Eroica" Variations, Beethoven took up the two tunes that he would use in the finale of the "Eroica" Symphony, itself an extended theme-and-variations form.

Like Beethoven in his "Diabelli" Variations, Bach turns the medium into high adventure and stubborn obsession, the difference being that the theme-and-variations form occupied Beethoven all his life.

"The real continuity lies in theme, cadence and form rather than in public professions of devotion".