Sentence examples for theme introduced from inspiring English sources

Today's expanding sense of family is a another theme introduced by adoption stories, a rich one.

But of course we're also getting the big theme introduced: time.

As a child of the sixties, Clinton implicitly adopted the theme introduced by the Students for a Democratic Society and popularized by feminists: the personal is political.

The spots, which are scheduled to begin running this week, continue using a theme introduced in 1997 -- "What did you expect?

Here the theme introduced four pieces from "13 Ways of Looking at the Goldberg," a collective work in which a dozen composers wrote new variations on Bach's iconic theme.

Although the new TV spots maintain the "How to speak Australian" theme introduced 10 years ago, they were photographed in Sydney, unlike Foster's most recent spots, which are set in the Australian outback.

By its second season, Freedomland was already tinkering with its American history theme, introducing a show in which the Three Musketeers dueled Richelieu's guards.

Variety opined, "What distinguishes Universal's film version of the... play is Paul Leni's intelligent handling of a weird theme, introducing some of his novel settings and ideas with which he became identified..

The first theme introduces a G-flat trill that anticipates the following harmonic events – a shift to G-flat major in the central section of the main theme, and, after a return to the tonic, an enharmonic shift to F-sharp minor at the start of the second theme.

Themes introduced early in the opera recur later, corrosively transformed.

Marinetti's later works reiterated the themes introduced in his 1909 manifesto.