Sentence examples for themes of space from inspiring English sources

This ultra-modern building was designed by architect Boris Podrecca to embrace the themes of space, form, colour and texture.

Besides working in media, I also work on several research-based projects around the themes of space, mobility, technology and intellectual history.

Critical paeans to his work, in Italy and, increasingly, abroad, yawed between symbol-mongering the aperturesymbol-mongering theapertureswounds of Christ—asd poetic lucubration on themes ofemalee and time.

His music incorporates themes of space travel, technology and the cosmos that shapes the form and the sensory effects.

As a result, the themes of space, science, and the future completely trumped the earlier conception of a "Festival of the [American] West".

From his early experiments with ambient music and tape loops to the wildly successful Echospace collaboration with Steven Hitchell, his music often returns to themes of space, dimension, and reverberation.

Although the quality of the images varies from masterly to mundane, the theme of space exploration never ceases to fascinate.

A video program within the larger exhibition features five short films or excerpts from longer movies on the theme of space travel and outer space.

The Space Tug development is an activity carried on in the frame of the SAPERE project (Space Advanced Project Excellence in Research and Enterprise), supported by Italian Ministry of Research and University (MIUR), and specifically in its STRONG sub-project (Systems Technology and Research National Global Operations) and related to the theme of space exploration and access to space.

Mr. Chouillier, whose company, Prestatech-Artifices, is the first of nine competitors this year, walked through the crowd to a control booth at the top of the grandstand, ready to start his computer-controlled extravaganza, built around the theme of space exploration and synchronized with orchestral passages from "2001: A Space Odyssey" and other works.

There's a healthy vitality to this array of American and European works on the theme of space — a central issue to all art, but especially modern — and it raises worthwhile questions about the changing nature of museums, even if some of the answers are more palatable than others.