Sentence examples for theme from its from inspiring English sources

It was never completed; Bizet later adapted a theme from its final act as the basis of his 1875 overture, Patrie.

"Man of La Mancha" exploits this theme — from its ominous opening revealing a shadowed, craggy dungeon and massive lowered catwalk for arriving prisoners of the Inquisition to its poignant deathbed conclusion.

Finally, there are many examples of the "persecuted heroine" theme; in one variety a person having knowledge of some "corporal sign"—a birthmark or mole on a lady wagers with her husband that he will seduce her and offer proof that he has done so (this is sometimes called the "Imogen theme" from its use in Shakespeare's Cymbeline).

Extract your theme from its zip.

But lyrically, it advances some themes from its predecessor, like the simultaneously confining and liberating qualities of pain and the paralysis brought about by self-doubt.

Up has that too, but slips in richer, deeper themes from its very start, as much an exploration of the life's disappointments and regrets as of the majestic Paradise Falls.

The sonata, which Brahms completed at the relatively late age of forty-six, takes its theme from his own "Regenlied," or "Rain Song," and is a meditation on the loss of childhood innocence.

Things took an almost comical turn last week when the messaging app LINE removed LGBT-themed emojis from its store, citing complaints from its 30 million Indonesian users.

But "Shaft" is also a single song: "Theme from Shaft," with its unforgettable wah-wah intro and Hayes's half-spoken, half-sung portrait of "the man that would risk his neck for his brother man".

This year's edition pays particular respect to the city, by teasing out artists and themes from all its corners and showing them off in the some of New York's most prized, as well as off-kilter, music venues.

Called Monopoly, like the name would suggest, it takes its theme from the popular board game.