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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a theme that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific subject or idea that is being discussed or analyzed in a text.
Example: "In the novel, a theme that resonates with readers is the struggle for identity in a changing world."
Alternatives: "a motif that" or "an idea that".
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It deals with a theme that has touched us all.
If his 2009 inaugural had a theme, that was it.
This is a theme that resonates across Kenya.
Orozco's themes aren't fresh, but name a theme that is.
It is a theme that emerges in the new novel.
Somehow, it is a theme that refuses to die.
It is a theme that has been raised all week.
It is a theme that has increasingly attracted screenwriters.
It's a theme that can't be brushed aside too easily.
It is a theme that comes up often.
It's a theme that runs deep through her literature.
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