Sentence examples for great themes from inspiring English sources

These are Margaret Drabble's great themes.

It is not one of the great themes of literature.

The great themes here are sex, death, religion, alcohol and intense dislike of other people, which is to say the great themes of all literature.

One of the great themes of Barnum's early life — in fact, one of the great themes of his very biography — is fluidity.

He actually does deal with great themes, but in an irreverent way".

Both as a physician and as a writer, he had two great themes: identity and adaptation.

"It has so many great themes, and works on so many levels," he said.

Oratory is one of the era's great themes, which the play perhaps inadvertently but effectively dramatizes.

One of the great themes of Mesopotamian art was the interaction between humans and gods.

The implication throughout is that Rubens generated western art's great themes.

I think Morris's two programs gave too much play to his deadpan humor and not enough space to his earnest, great-themes pieces.