Sentence examples for be a main theme from inspiring English sources

That is expected to be a main theme of his opening argument.

The erotic bliss recorded in these pages will be a main theme, not just of this phase of Bowman's life and marriage, but of the book as a whole.

Yet the center of Mr. Gore's sales pitch invoked the Clinton administration's economic record and laid out a budgetary approach that will clearly be a main theme of his campaign against Gov. George W. Bush.

The share of children from immigrant homes in Greek schools is rising; greater demands are being made on the state health system; and the immigrants themselves will one day become more forceful in their calls for some say in the affairs of their adopted country.Tasos Giannitsis, the deputy foreign minister, says migration will be a main theme of Greece's forthcoming presidency of the EU.

However, ambivalence regarding treatment effect also appeared to be a main theme within their narratives.

Male arousal (not female, which seems to be pretty constant) is a main theme.

Domesticity -- poisoned, entrapping or disrupted -- is a main theme from here on.

That is a main theme of his newest television advertisement, a low-key message that was first broadcast on Thursday.

Trade, along with tax and transparency, was a main theme of David Cameron's pitch to the G8 this year.

The council's performance was a main theme of the discussions at the White House, several officials said.

I hope the viewer takes away a sense of isolation, which is a main theme of the play.