Sentence examples for an enduring theme from inspiring English sources
As in fiction, in the genres of history and biography, World War II remained an enduring theme.
In a world such as this, where reversals of fortune are constant and violent deaths abound, the mutability of identity emerges as an enduring theme.
It announced an enduring theme of her books: stalking.
The importance of education was an enduring theme of Dr. Walker's life.
To be sure, mistrust of central banking has been an enduring theme in American history.
It's both an argument for empathy, and an enduring theme of Perrotta's work.
This relationship - a balance rather than a conflict - between the body's hedonism and the mind's discipline was a central, enduring theme in the work of one of the late 20th century's finest poets.
The decay of the body and the race against death became her great and enduring theme, and she developed it against a second theme, the one that arose from the success of the "Film Stills" and that belongs as well to the history of cinema: celebrity, her celebrity.
Yet Conan Doyle did almost as much as Dickens to establish another enduring theme of London-lit: that every character conceals a secret.
Another is that he has unfinished business, both in organising his party for the electoral fray, and in securing his own legacy.An enduring theme of his term in office has been a frustrating attempt to make peace with Pakistan.
The historian John Alexander Williams, a retired professor at Appalachian State University, said, "If West Virginia has one enduring theme, it was in the words of those first explorers who described it as a 'pleasing, tho' dreadful' land".
