Sentence examples for theme given to from inspiring English sources

The theme given to World Heart Day each year communicates the focus of that year's celebration.

Look out for the soirées nomades, where a theme given to many different artists create unusual experiences.

The Musical Offering consists of 12 canons and fugues for various combinations of two to six instruments and a four-movement trio sonata; the whole is based on a theme given to Bach by Frederick the Great in 1747, upon which Bach improvised in the presence of the King, and which he later elaborated to constitute this "offering".

At other times, notably in "How beautifully blue the sky" (The Pirates of Penzance), one theme is given to the chorus and the other to solo voices.

Quotes belonging to each theme were given to a second coder to code blind using the codebook.

An exploratory survey including these themes was given to a group of eight experienced physician-researchers in an open-ended or free-response format.

But Mr. Jones should perhaps have hesitated at the amorphous theme he was given: to create a dance about "the influence of Latin culture on the New World," as he puts it in program notes.

In establishing themes, consideration was given to statements of meaning that were present in most of the relevant data.

Each theme gives rise to another, according to genuine cycles of metamorphosis.

A section called "Modernism and Traditions" elaborates on this theme, with special attention given to architectural drawings, a nod to the proliferation of grand palaces -- museums, railroad stations, town halls -- across Europe and the United States.

Structurally the work seems built to mirror the day it commemorates: a sunny opening theme gives way to increasingly ominous, rumbling and chromatic variations, which melt into startled rumination.