Sentence examples for a deep theme from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Alfaro's poems, stories and performance pieces, wasting is a deep theme; if there were a literary laureate of the second law of thermodynamics, he would have a good claim on the title.

Blood in Bloodborne is not just a gratuitous arterial spray – it's a deep theme that drives the game's world and everyone in it.

Beyond all the speculation about the result and the immediate future of the Conservative party, there is a deeper theme here.

Mr. Lang has removed all specific references to Tristan and Isolde, the better to plumb a deeper theme: while love claims us, it is bound by our mortality and doomed to fail.

At other times, he offers extended comments clearly intended to address the theological subtleties of a heretical misreading, or to demonstrate the presence of a deeper theme.

Indeed, though the album is geared for dancing, and devoted largely to matters of the heart and the bedroom, a deeper theme is also apparent in many of the songs, which examine issues of identity and role-playing.

The idea of cosmopolitan loneliness, and of drug use as a way to curb it, is the deep theme of the show, even when it leads to comic results.

Colourful and highly varied in mood, the work has a recurring violin solo that represents Scheherazade herself and a deep, ponderous theme that corresponds to the sultan.

Inevitably, a writer who values style above all will find that the most important element in good writing is not architectonics — the large structure, the deep theme, the buried symbol — but the basic building block of prose, the sentence.

This film touches on that deep theme and brings it home as in the end hope is all they have left.

But there is also perhaps an older, deeper theme at work.