Sentence examples for theme of the comic from inspiring English sources

A sense of duty: it was both a theme of the comic operetta and of the evening itself.

In May 1863 he sketched eight bars which he eventually used in the love duet "Faithful love can't be marred", and later that summer, while still awaiting Sabina's revised libretto, he wrote the theme of the comic number "We'll make a pretty little thing".

Writing for the same publication, Jeff Jensen was intrigued at how producers approached the themes of the comics, and later noted that it was proof that they were using the comics as a route for thematic inspiration in lieu of a literal interpretation.

"So there is a crescendo, from the beginning of the film to the end, of this sentimental theme and a diminuendo of the comic theme," Mr. Morricone said.

The Guy Fawkes theme was the idea of David Lloyd, the comic's illustrator, who commented that Fawkes should be celebrated rather than ritually burnt.

What they do think is what the theme of the great "Astérix" comic books shows: that the existence of an empire, or two or three, however well organized or essentially benevolent (and the Romans in "Astérix" are not evil, not a bit, merely humorless and heavy-handed), should not eliminate the existence of difference and variety in the world, or a respect for stubborn individuation.

The theme of your comic is what drives the day to day creation.

It is also striking to many readers of French classical theater that the two authors' aesthetics are distinct in their forms and themes, in their conception of the comic and the tragic, and even in their finer stylistic turns.

The program was short lived, with only 17 episodes produced, but it found popularity largely because of the comic theme to "George of the Jungle," which repeatedly warned the clumsy vine swinger to "watch out for that tree".

(This was a constant theme of comic literature in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Think of Molière, or "Tom Jones").

A running theme of his comic address was his continual disagreements with Congressional Republicans.