Sentence examples for abiding theme from inspiring English sources

Poverty is an abiding theme.

Fathers and sons remain a deep and abiding theme.

Being shunned is an abiding theme of Hamilton's childhood.

This would appear to be his abiding theme.

Roth's abiding theme is the impact of history on the individual.

In the existentialist tradition, the irrationality of human behaviour is an abiding theme.

That very multitude, though, speaks to one of the abiding themes of the book: the value of a writing community.

Elsewhere, one of our abiding themes in 2018 has been homelessness, an issue that always comes to the fore at this time of year.

It is no accident that so many of Twain's characters are hucksters and hustlers, or that deception and opportunism are abiding themes in his writing.

One of the abiding themes of the campaign was the clamor for more economic equality and a reining in of the chaebol, or family-controlled conglomerates like Samsung, that Mr. Park helped build with government largess.

One of the abiding themes of the campaign was the clamor for more economic equality and a reining in of the conglomerates like Samsung that Mr. Park helped build with government largess.