Sentence examples for took the theme from inspiring English sources

The first, on October 25th, took the theme of liberty.

Carlos Kalmar, the orchestra's music director, took the theme of "Music for a Time of War," presenting works of Ives, John Adams, Britten, and Vaughan Williams.

Some participants took the theme particularly seriously, wearing vintage Polo sweaters, retro Air Jordan sneakers and chunky gold door knocker earrings.

The slippery world of a trout, its secret underwater life, was the inspiration for Dai Fujiwara, whose Issey Miyake show was imaginative, creative and took the theme far beyond fish printed on a T-shirt.

Isabel Marant, queen of Parisian insouciance, struck a similar chord, criss-crossing chambray shorts with distressed checks; while Junya Watanabe took the theme to new extremes, adorning cropped boyfriend cuts with glitzy beaded trims and clashing floral appliqués.

Nirine Brown took the theme of racist division and made a handsome, formally patterned dance in "All of Us," a charged group work performed to a taped text by Bridget Wimberly and music by Michael Wimberly.

The titles suggest that he took the themes of his poems from the traditional epic heritage found in mainland Greece and Asia Minor as well as in Italy and Sicily.

Sans Soleil takes the theme even further with visual and verbal cross-associations of remarkable plaintive resonance.

"But if you're going to write about somebody, are you going to take his life or just take the theme?" Not that he is complaining that vociferously.

It takes the theme literally enough to push off the stage and into the street and a truck that is parked there.

But in this instance, I decided to take the theme of the exhibition head on, and attempt to make a polemical piece.