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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a theme or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of themes, typically in a casual or informal context.
Example: "In this presentation, I will discuss a theme or two related to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a couple of themes" or "one or two themes".
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Mr. King had a theme or two in mind as well.
There is invariably a theme or two that comes out as the advertising takes shape.
The reader's sensibilities play a strong role in coming up with a theme or two, if he or she were to think critically at all about the work.
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"I'm thinking either a green show" — meaning an environmental theme — "or one about flowers," he said.
For each trip, decide on a themed splurge or two — transportation, food, arts, lodging — and save on the rest.
You might have been assigned a theme, or maybe you came up with one as you collected materials.
There's a show on it called This American Life where they pick a theme and tell three or four wildly varied stories on that theme from around the country.
Tigar believes that every defense in a criminal case needs a theme — a one- or two-sentence summary that the jury can easily understand.
It seems "interlopers" as a theme had one or two of our community reaching for the dictionary, and a couple more wondering if it wasn't too narrow a topic.
Every year in the last eight has brought a Christmas-theme film or two, including some real hits.
Invite people to attend in costume, either dressed as the King himself, as Priscilla, or representing a theme from one of his famous movies, like "Blue Hawaii".. Play Elvis music between films.
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