Sentence examples for essential theme of from inspiring English sources
Bourne's observation captures an essential theme of recent U.S. history.
"Job was good; this is the essential theme of the book, and Job suffered," the rabbi said.
Whatever its details, the essential theme of this mythology remains constant: the soul is fallen, entangled with evil matter, and then liberated by the spirit or nous.
Alan Dundes, a folklorist and professor of anthropology at Berkeley, has written that through history the essential theme of all competitions has been this: "One male demonstrates his virility, his masculinity, at the expense of a male opponent.
But Ms. Lavery has slyly established an essential theme of "Frozen": how people channel and compartmentalize their most violent and troublesome feelings so that they can lead their everyday lives.
The importance of the theme of metamorphosis is more apparent than real; passion is the essential theme of the poem, and passion imparts more unity to the work than do the transformation devices employed by Ovid.
The birth of conjoined twins raises essential themes of medical ethics: Who shall live and who shall die?
The essential themes of childhood are unchanging, and in Mr. Rogers's neighborhood there will always be someone to sit down and talk about them, eye to eye.
The essential themes of his famously mordant comedies — pain and mortality — are very much present, but here they are embedded in a laconic story line and developed in slow, sweet-flowing rhythms.
Although I have stuck close to the essential themes of 1936, as I understand them, I am sure that much of what I have written is colored by what I would like a second edition prepared by Keynes himself to have said.
