Sentence examples for a prevalent theme among from inspiring English sources

Dietician efforts are hampered by poor compliance to diet which is a prevalent theme among patients treated with dialysis [ 14– 17].

Among the men VICE spoke to, a prevalent theme was using dolls to replicate human presence.

Music seems to be a prevalent theme for the Smithsonian Institution this summer.

A prevalent theme in "Fantasy River" is reconnecting manufactured products to their sources in nature.

Conflict within the community, with local loggers and with the recently established regional conservation area was a prevalent theme.

The call for tighter gun control is a prevalent theme (in Europe especially), but another suggestion has also been circulating.

Chamberlike and willowy, suffused with melancholy, it reflects her sly noncompliance with jazz and classical conventions, which has been a prevalent theme of her half-century career.

●The loneliness that can come from constantly paying attention to the screens around you, rather than the life around you, is a prevalent theme in Bradbury's work.

(And if you follow much EU regulation, the fear of falling behind seems to be a prevalent theme across various areas).

Bondage is a prevalent theme in Wonder Woman stories.

"Ordinary men placed in extraordinary circumstances" is a prevalent theme in The Sword of Shannara.