Sentence examples for theme in its from inspiring English sources

Rota reharmonizes his theme in its entirety here, making it sound more slippery and seductive and highlighting the most romantic of instruments, a solo violin.

It is the theme in its deadly seriousness that begets the dignity of tone: lif is læne: eal scæceð leoht and lif somod (life is transitory: light and life together hasten away).

"The Process of Government" can be annoying in its obsessive repetition of its main theme, in its lack of interest in empirical evidence and yet it's one of those rare books which change the way you look at the world.

We explored each theme in its context by examining the conditions under which it occurred, and looked for relationships between themes across the data set.

"The Process of Government" can be annoying — in its obsessive repetition of its main theme, in its lack of interest in empirical evidence — and yet it's one of those rare books which change the way you look at the world.

"Green investment has become a viable investment theme in its own right," she says.

The exhibition, like the book, touches on important themes in its narrative, but there is almost nothing dry about it, except that in the mock speakeasy at its center, the bottles are empty and nothing is served.

It was notable for its incorporation of contemporary themes in its illustrations and for its use of both traditional and computer-based production techniques.

Or Miles Davis's famous improvised trumpet break on the iconic track So What? – from the bestselling 1959 Kind of Blue – might be reinvented in Russell's hands as a song-theme in its own right with its own set of Russell variations.

Despite its name, the charter school does not provide vocational training, but rather uses construction and engineering themes in its academic curriculum.

In "En Atendant," which hints at narrative themes in its gestural vocabulary (the plague and death are hovering presences), the musicians and dancers remain conventionally apart onstage.