Sentence examples for a true theme from inspiring English sources

The less a melodic idea stands out, the less it functions as a true "theme" or unifier when it recurs and the less it can contrast with any of the other melodic ideas.

If there were a true theme to the meeting, I believe it was football.

She gathered up her courage and said, "Boss, can I have a raise?" Modernity is the book's true theme.

In the midst of the chanting, call-and-response and self-deprecating jokes, he touched upon the afternoon rally's true theme when he repeated a mantra he borrowed from Colin Powell: "Optimism is a force modifier".

I love to portray the street, however, I find that most town and city centres are, along with their public audience, now so brand and style-conscious that going back to the indoor and outdoor markets is the best way to reveal a true street theme.

But the tragedy of extreme displacement is not Finch's true theme.

"This has the greatest charm and is the true theme of poetry".

But the true theme and obsession of the book -- Adolf Hitler -- surfaces quickly.

"Look what you can do with so little!" is its true theme.

The strangeness of our world might be Tan's true theme.

But Trump's true theme, shared with the GOP crowd, was one incidentally echoed by Thursday's protesters.