Sentence examples for themes reappears from inspiring English sources
The image of nature and other themes reappears in Fears in Solitude (1798).
The image of nature and other themes reappears in Fear in Solitude, and the later poem even recreates the "Valley of Seclusion" image.
And motifs are recapitulated just as Schumann's themes reappear toward the end.
Lines and themes reappear, fading in and out; and taken on their own, maybe they don't mean much.
Some familiar themes reappear: the inevitability of bodily decay, and the ravages of age; marathon sessions of life-affirming sex; and the murky world of international high finance.
Important formal traits of Spanish Romantic drama mingling genres, rejecting the unities, diversifying metrics—had characterized Lope de Vega and his contemporaries, whose themes reappeared in Romantic garb.
There were also historical montages reflecting the band's childhood years growing up in wartime, postwar and 1960s England, and later, in "The Rock" — the majestic and volatile instrumental in which the four themes reappear and finally merge — a compendium of crises up to the 21st century, matching one musical peak to Sept. 11.
Several character designs, creatures, and musical themes reappear frequently.
Certain themes reappear throughout the collection, including explorations of gender.
As I said, there is this sense of themes reappearing and time being mutable that shows up, and in that piece in a really clear and lovely way, I think.
