Sentence examples for unity of theme from inspiring English sources
It demands unity of theme.
They have lost their unity of theme.
More than half of his features are adapted from existing texts, but much of his work retains a striking unity of theme and mood.
The unity of theme and subject may induce claustrophobia in some readers, but it also gives this collection a synergistic wallop.
Experimentalists are well represented on The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends, a madcap compilation with all the unity of theme of a proper album and, arguably, a more enjoyable one than their last, 2009's Embryonic.
Although its publishers describe the book as a memoir, it lacks the unity of theme of, say, Wole Soyinka's Aké: The Years of Childhood, or Man Died: Prison Notes, about his time in prison during the Nigerian civil war.
What was intriguing and unsettling about this unusual book were its apparent contradictions: the sensuality of its language and the insubstantiality of its temporal and spatial settings, its rhapsodic structure and style, and the coherence and unity of the theme of death that inspired it.
In the late 1960s, Michael Polanyi and Marjorie Grene organized a series of conferences funded by the Ford Foundation on unity of science themes (Grene 1969a, 1969b, 1971).
Heiler believed in the essential unity of religions a recurring theme in various guises in the period, though open to question because of the widely apparent divergences between prophetic and other religions, such as Theravāda Buddhism and Jainism, which do not believe in a supreme personal being.
NIMS places a unity of one study theme as a specialized book which was specialized in each particular field, and we try for publishing them as a series with the characteristic (production, application) of NIMS.
Describing this "gigantic" piece, Ronald Smith comments that it convinces for the same reasons as does the music of the classical masters; "the underlying unity of its principal themes, and a key structure that is basically simple and sound".
