Sentence examples for theme to convey from inspiring English sources

Gregson-Williams wanted Caspian's theme to convey a vulnerability, which would sound more vibrant as he became more heroic.

Each vampire tribe had corresponding music; one tribe of vampires was associated with a slow, thumping theme to convey a sense of working machinery.

His second is a fascinating mirror image of the Copland trio, each making use of Jewish themes to convey the darkest of musical emotions, from mere tragedy to outright despair.

To complement each character, the composers gave them their own theme song to convey their personalities and backgrounds.

He later explained that the theme he wanted to convey was "more of a complex idea of life and death and spirit", believing that the best way to portray this would be to set the film on Earth.

The theme is meant to convey that "NBC, with its history of great comedy, has some great ones this year," he added.

The "Crazy generous" theme is meant to convey that Vonage remains "committed to providing consumers with low-cost communications services," Ms. Goodstein said, as part of "a business philosophy" embodied by the brand character.

You might have a few key words that describe the theme you want to convey.

For example, the songs "Fly Me To The Moon" and "We Are All Made of Stars" use space themes and facts to convey sentiments.

Mr. McCourt discovered an Australian version of Cliffs for his book while in Melbourne on a book tour and was surprised to read it describe themes he never intended to convey.

Romance as unifying theme was always the idea Mr. Medcalf intended to convey.