Sentence examples for for big themes from inspiring English sources

He obviously wants to shoot for big themes — heaven and hell — but self-conscious obscurantism produces a tight, cluttered, closed system.

Lord of the Flies (whose title derives from one transcription of "Beelzebub") is the work of an English teacher with a taste for big themes, and engages the reader at three levels.

So literature really allows for the big themes, and we should take them on.

Such details are the building blocks of suspense and also the scaffolding for the big themes that hover in the wintry air.

He said that, for now, "no big themes" had yet emerged to drive the next wave of growth.

These are big themes for not necessarily the most hospitable host, a network series.

The brevity of life and the importance of grasping the day are, one quickly learns, big themes for Mortensen.

Now it's adding what it hopes will be more reasons to take out its £99-a-year subscription… A monthly editor's newsletter from FT ed Lionel Barber, "highlighting big themes for the month ahead and providing updates and insights on new site features".

One of Hill’s big themes for 2006 has been a continued bull market in zinc.

People have a tendency to lump everything together under the costume-drama label, because it's not immediately contemporary, but to me all those things are vastly different.' He does, however, have a fondness for big texts and their big themes, which was handy in getting to grips with a serious tome like Eliot's Daniel Deronda.

Rights for women (half the Greens' political jobs are reserved for them), immigrants and gays are big themes.