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How to use leitmotif in a sentence
The leitmotif of Ukrainian poetry is resilience in the face of oppression.
UKRAINE IS OUR PAST AND OUR FUTUREPETER POMERANTSEVAPRIL 6, 2022TIMEThat calm patience is a leitmotif that has defined the journey of a woman who has arguably become the most important politician of the 21st century.
TSCHÜSS: OZY’S ANGELA MERKEL RETROSPECTIVECHARU KASTURIJULY 29, 2021OZYIn her direct and genuine nature there is a 'Leitmotif' of pure sweet melody that will enrich the life of its discoverer.
BEE AND BUTTERFLYLUCY FOSTER MADISONAnd the "Wacht am Rhein" seemed to come and go at intervals, like a leitmotif to all their doings.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE GREAT WARLOUISE MACKLike a leitmotif in a musical composition, this love of Dulwich College recurs again and again in his war letters.
WAR LETTERS OF A PUBLIC-SCHOOL BOYPAUL JONES.Here is the leitmotif of the whole fascinating drama of infection and immunity.
PREVENTABLE DISEASESWOODS HUTCHINSONHe will come back, murmured Chavvy, in concordance with her leitmotif.
TWOS AND THREESG. B. STERNIt was what I had always called "Rosemary's leitmotif," expressed in perfume.
THE BRIGHTENERC. N. WILLIAMSONHere Rimsky-Korsakov makes a more extended and systematic use of the leitmotif.
THE RUSSIAN OPERAROSA NEWMARCHHis leitmotif in the music-play has been 'See the Conquering Hero' up to now; one isn't sorry to see one's sex avenged.
THE DOP DOCTORCLOTILDE INEZ MARY GRAVESWORDS RELATED TO LEITMOTIF
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