Sentence examples for theme of a work from inspiring English sources

What is he saying, that these people think they must wait till a copyright expires before expounding on the idea or the theme of a work?

If someone were to say that the theme of a work of music was the human condition or the human fear of death, how would such a view be supported?

The album was originally planned around a loose conceptual theme, about which authors Chip Madinger and Mark Easter write in their book Eight Arms to Hold You: "The idea was to have a theme of a working band, getting back on the road ... or 'back to the egg' (or protective shell) of touring".

McCarthy cited Hall's involvement as fortunate for Mendes, as the cinematographer was "unsurpassed" at conveying the themes of a work.

An account of Rachmaninoff's Variations on a Theme of Corelli — a work featured on Mr. Bax's appealing 2004 debut CD, "Baroque Reflections" — offered buoyant rhythms crisply executed as well as a dreamy ebb and flow in the slower variations.

I suppose the major theme of a given work is the sum of all its ideas.

Repetitive mark-making, whether made by hand, generated by computer or produced with typewriters, is the theme of a number of works.

The final shot underscores perhaps the overriding theme of Nichols' work: an urgent yearning to return home, even if it means building one anew.

At times he exposed himself unnecessarily, from the sense of moral integrity that is a fundamental theme of his work and perhaps also from an obscure hunger for self-destruction.

Indeed love is almost a theme of his work.

A theme of the work is how indistinguishable the sane are from the insane.