Sentence examples for tying themes from inspiring English sources

While the entire series utilizes symbols common in alchemy, the Deathly Hallows completes this cycle, tying themes of death, rebirth, and the Resurrection Stone to the principal motif of alchemical allegory, and topics presented in the first book of the series.

Ms. Hill, especially, seemed to be stepping forth and tying these themes together.

Without some perspective tying the themes together, the discrete stories are like a list of ingredients that give a sense of a completed dish but don't quite convey what it tastes like.

This year's report ties two themes together, arguing that respect for diversity is integral to development.

Arsham's works span time and place as continues to experiment with different mediums and methods, all while maintaining the monochromatic casts that tie themes like the ancient city of Pompeii to dystopic sci-fi future scenarios.

Along with vulnerability Ms. Veldman also ties in themes of fear, using recordings of the dancers' voices as part of her score.

If you had to choose a dog breed to tie together themes of mortality, disease, depression and thwarted ambition, it's unlikely that the first to come to mind would be a smooth-haired dachshund.

The state inquiries proposed curricula to help children learn about various religious and non-religious traditions: taught by professional teachers, tied to themes in the rest of the curriculum, and with all students learning together.

She took last year's punk theme to heart, so of course she didn't disappoint with this year's strict white tie theme.

When doing a black tie theme, red and white roses are a great choice for flowers.

But there are themes tying these pictures together.