Sentence examples for theme sounds from inspiring English sources
The gardens theme sounds right but I have my doubts.
The drummer swings, and the theme sounds like Monk's rhythmically quirky conception of bebop.
And even when a theme sounds traditional -- the confluence of shows with images of women, for example -- the evidence on the walls is otherwise.
The music in the film is dire: Cage's singing is groan-inducing (I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to be that bad) and Corelli's composition, Pelagia's Theme, sounds sugary and bland.
The three instrumental tracks are some of the album's best moments, brief as they are: "Do Not Fire!" could be the theme of a Cuban kung-fu movie, and "Supervillain Theme" sounds like the work of an accomplished rock band from a country that the United States does not maintain diplomatic relations with.
Zhivago is not as much loved as other big Lean movies now; maybe that four-note balalaika trill of "Lara's Theme" sounds a bit sucrose and the love affair of Lara and Zhivago disconcertingly accounts for relatively little of the epic's screen-time.
There were variations on the same theme sounded earlier Thursday by Devils Coach Peter DeBoer.
The audience applauded as each familiar theme sounded, then rose for an ecstatic ovation.
But when the "Monday Night" theme sounded, the cousins with the hand-held knew it was bad news.
It is a familiar theme, sounded at various times by world religious leaders, politicians and politically minded celebrities.
Sectarianism was a theme sounded Wednesday by the leader of Hezbollah, the powerful Lebanese Shiite militant organization that has aligned itself with Mr. Assad.
