Sentence examples for theme that rises from inspiring English sources
That's the overarching theme that rises out of this literary melodrama, which hops between the childhood and adulthood of Katie (played by Kylie Rogers and Amanda Seyfried), the daughter of brilliant but troubled writer Jake Davis Russell Crowee).
But what was most fascinating was the way he brought poise and coolness to the stretches of music, especially in the finale, where seemingly not much is happening: a cute little theme that rises and falls is played over and over.
This is one of the themes that rises up out of Roadrunner, that feeling that "the highway is my only girlfriend" that here, loneliness is a thing to be cherished.
There is another melody in the repertory that glides and shakes as Jenufa's song does — the theme of reconciliation that rises over the ruins of Valhalla, at the end of the "Ring".
A collectively expanding solidarity is perhaps an overarching theme that seems to bind the ideals of work (The rise of humaneness, see ch. 3).
More important than either, though, are high-quality teachers: a common factor among all the best performers is that teachers are drawn from the top ranks of graduates.Another common theme is that rising educational tides seem to lift all boats.
As a character study, Drive examines themes of "loyalty, loneliness and the dark impulses that rise up even when we try our hardest to suppress them".
That rise of the kitsch and suburbia have always been prevalent themes in your work.
References to Edward Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" bookend this novel, hammering home Mr Meyer's theme that powers that rise on a crest of blood will fall just as brutally, destined, as Gibbon says, to be buried "in a common grave .This adventurous and unsentimental tale, full of gore and conquest, is already being crowned a Great American Novel.
And here, in a mix of Soviet and Russian symbols, the man rising to Kremlin power avoided the stern themes that have often accompanied Mr. Putin's appearances.
