Sentence examples for work's theme from inspiring English sources

As elliptical as the conversation is, there's not a word or pause that doesn't feed the work's theme or its interconnected, disconnected stories.

The work's theme of racial equality reflected Roach's political activism.

Stauffer said he thought the work's theme mirrored Dickey's personal narrative.

When she forcibly turns a thumbs-down gesture into a thumbs-up one, it seems too obvious an expression of the work's theme of psychological denial.

Yin Mei's "Empty Tradition/City of Peonies," set to music by Tony Prabowo and Somei Satoh, is much stronger and more poignant than the excerpt seen here, which only alluded to the work's theme of the spiritual dislocation of a young woman during China's Cultural Revolution.

Mr. Adès's "Darknesse Visible" followed without pause, as a way to connect the melancholy character of the work's theme -- the melody of John Dowland's "In Darkness Let Me Dwell" -- with that of the final Schoenberg piece, that composer's response to Mahler's death.

But the orchestra's playing lacked clarity and bite, making the work's theme-and-variations structure frustratingly difficult to discern.

The work's themes have been described as controversial – "France is not Houellebecq.

The work's themes are drawn from a rendering of Bach's full name.

Within an intelligent, contemporary framework that heightens awareness of the work's themes of racism and male anxiety, the directors elicit a passionate, powerful performance.

For once, you leave the theater talking not about whether the soprano has hit her high notes but about a work's themes, its relevance to our lives.