Sentence examples for greater themes from inspiring English sources

Just trust me when I tell you that this programme examined greater themes than the impossibly smug life of a mega-star.

If "Lemonade" is anything, it's a tale of empowerment for black women, so CBS' "The Late Show" decided to lean into the awkwardness of having Colbert analyze the album's greater themes and focused solely on translating "Lemonade" as a white man at his white man-iest. .

Even the European Union advises strongly to benchmark national healthcare in several greater themes according to the European Community Health Indicators [ 1, 2].

The greater theme of the film is the difference between the civilized and the uncivilized.

The dreamlike sequence is emblematic of a greater theme that runs throughout the film: self reflection and internalization.

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".

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