leit

• “The town of 5,000 is renowned the length and breadth of the land for serving up spit-roasted, crispy skinned and pepper-spiced piglets to thousands of visitors who flock here to scoff platefuls of a cherished recipe known as leitão da Bairrada.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Big-Time Barbecue

• “The Swan or River theme can scarcely be called a leit-motif in the elementary meaning of the phrase.”

  Wagner

• “I once wrote a post about the "road not taken" in which I examined wistfulness as a leit motif of adulthood.”

  The Huffington Post: Delia Lloyd: Why To the End of the Land Is a Grown Up Novel

• “From the beginning, McCreary showed a Williams-like touch in creating leit-motifs for several of the main characters.”

  Tuesday Tune: 'All Along the Watchtower' by Bear McCreary

• “This is the leit-motif of all its conferences and probably its most sincere objective, and the one most compatible with its nature.”

  Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity

• “That's been the leit motif around here for the last few days.”

  TPM Track Composite: Obama Ahead By Six Points

• “In fact, panelists and participants alike echoed the leit motif of this conference: The Obama victory was only the beginning.”

  Affordable College - More notes from America's Future NOW Conference

• “With the political integrity, which has become this governments ‘leit motif’, Darling responded belatedly to outrage of our brave lads and lasses were living in badger sets He promised of £80 million of brand new shiny unaccounted-for money.”

  Archive 2007-10-07

• “Si, la patata era un po il leit motiv di queste ricette, perche' ne avevo un sacco pieno da consumare.”

  Archive 2009-02-01

• “The perspective is excellent, and the leit motif of the chair is a wonderful unifying device.”

  An Empty Chair Does Not Lie « knitnut.net

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