Sentence examples for a favorite theme of from inspiring English sources

Surveillance is a favorite theme of his.

This is a favorite theme of Brad DeLong's, and rightly so.

Questioning the patriotism of Hollywood activists is a favorite theme of celebrity-bashing Internet sites.

That is a favorite theme of the Bush administration, which opposes binding limits on emissions.

This becomes a favorite theme of the diary: Gombrowicz's quest to save Polish culture from its own admirers.

The idea of women haunting each other to the point that identity blurs is a favorite theme of Mr. Bergman.

He caresses a bushy beard and conjures an imaginary character to dramatize a favorite theme: the futility of assimilation.

Mr. Sirk, a refugee from the German film industry who in the late 1940s was still finding his way in Hollywood, later said he agreed to direct "Shockproof" because it hit a favorite theme: the price of flouting taboos.

The relationship between language, its vessels, and the woes of the status quo has been a longtime favorite theme of dystopian fiction, and it is front and center in "The Word Exchange," the fast-paced, thrill-a-minute début novel of Alena Graedon.

It was apparently a reference to Chalayan's distaste for explaining himself, as well as a comment on a favorite theme — the silencing and control of women, to which, it appears, he is opposed.

As the summer heat refuses to wane, I'm continuing in this column with a favorite theme: how to cook a lot of something at once and then parse it out in different dishes throughout the week.