Sentence examples for a staple theme from inspiring English sources

Hell Hath No Fury Clipse, 2006 Selling drugs is a staple theme of countless hip-hop albums.

The pain of unbelonging – a staple theme of children's fiction – resurfaces in Katherine Rundell's The Girl Savage (Faber £6.99), which sees wild-haired tomboy Will Silver transplanted by a wicked stepmother from a carefree home in rural Zimbabwe to a posh London boarding school.

It may be a staple theme of Irish drama, but it is here projected with head-spinning verve by Denis Conway as the Cork fabulist, Tadhg Murphy and Garrett Lombard as his two sons, and Mercy Ojelade as the hapless intruder.

Regulators failing to keep pace with the business expansion of tech giants has been a staple theme of the tech industry in recent years, whether it's Uber running taxi industry red lights, Airbnb breezing past rental rules or Google sticking two fingers up at regional data protection regulations.

But the style's commercial king is T-Pain, the trickster whose auto-tuned vocals have become a radio staple, and whose work on "Thr33 Ringz" goes even further in using samples and effects to lend a cosmic tone to R&B's staple themes of love and seduction.

They demonstrate that the Chinese focus was on usurpation, adultery, hatred and revenge, all of which were staple themes of traditional Chinese literature and theater.

Gone is Tom Sawyer's Island – a staple of the US theme parks – since the character is little-known in Europe.

The super-fast scan was a staple of the original theme and it was updated for season 20 with more modern characters.

Clones of the original ride, at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, became a staple at Six Flags theme parks around the world, and were opened in Six Flags Great Adventure (1993), Six Flags Magic Mountain (1994), and Six Flags St. Louis (1995).

Slowly, in spite of my resistance, I also gave in to obscenity". Ferrante's theme, while a staple of commercial fiction and television dramas, has seldom received such close scrutiny in literary fiction.

Walt Disney has become many things to many people: He represents a hallmark of growing up, his films and theme parks a staple of childhood.