Sentence examples for form the theme from inspiring English sources

Those interviews reportedly form the theme for the podcast – why did Bergdahl leave?

Trivial subjects are treated in an intimate, subjective manner, and even when social conditions form the theme, the light mood prevails.

The quick rise of Sargon, the founder of the dynasty of Akkad (c. 2334 c. 2154 bce), from obscurity to fame and his victory over Lugalzagesi of Uruk form the theme of several epic tales.

These issues form the theme of his final book Worlds, Times and Selves.

These latter form the theme of what Wundt calls Völkerpsychologie, or "social psychology," and are discussed in Section V.

A variation from the circular form, "the theme celebrates creativity in its use of symbolic reference," according to the artist.

The book develops in fictional form the themes explored in The Abolition of Man, a work of nonfiction Lewis published in 1943, and it has similarities to George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four, published in 1949.

This is then reduced to its key elements or variables, which form the themes of the a priori framework.

With some variations, this narrative of forced choices and biological deadlines, in which feminism is either irrelevant or itself the problem, forms the theme of many recent highly publicised advice books.

It formed the theme of his play, "The Respectful Prostitute" (1946).

The special case of philosophical logic that forms the theme of this article may provide support for the more general point.