Sentence examples for common theme of love from inspiring English sources

Regarding this album, Diffie told Billboard that its material had a common theme of love, and that he wanted to create a more contemporary sound through the production.

While Suzuki corroborated with his own affinity for Harry Nilsson's Nilsson Sings Newman (1970), he also cited John Lennon as a strong influence due to the common theme of love in his music, which was also a prominent theme in the game, and that his album John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band (1970) helped him to avoid excessive instrumentation over the SNES's technical constraints.

The common theme of those early poems is love and amorous intrigue, but it is unlikely that they mirror Ovid's own life very closely.

The common theme of the One Bead songs is love, the emotion that is at the core of our human existence and spirituality.

The common theme of the three works is the mythical power of love, at first beneficial but later destructive.

The common theme of these scattered vignettes seems to be that, straight or gay, it's tough to find love and commitment in a world filled with venal, grasping nitwits.

That's a common theme of black beauty.

A common theme of butoh is rebirth after catastrophe.

Estrangement was a common theme of Canadian novelists in 2008.

Diplomatic politispeak was a common theme of Morrison's appearance.

The above is a classic example of self-reference, a common theme of paradox.