Sentence examples for greatest themes from inspiring English sources

Myths sustain Okri's writing and the novel he is working on – his 11th – will explore one of mythology's greatest themes: homecoming.

To the Editor: Author Matt Ridley's observation that "history's greatest themes" are exchange, specialization and invention only explains how we got to where we are now, a species so dominant that it is overwhelming the planet.

"How should Japanese universities be in the age of globalization has been one of the greatest themes for us," said Kageaki Kajiwara, dean of the School of Asia 21 — whose Japanese name is 21st-Century Asian Studies — at Kokushikan University.

Given this, it was wise of Sarah Hall and Peter Hobbs to select subjects as capacious as sex and death: "How we come in and how we go out," they write in their introduction, "these are the governing drives, our two greatest themes".

But these critics ignore something just as important: Decline is one of the greatest themes of Western culture, from Hesiod's "Works and Days" at the dawn of Greek civilization, to the better-known, albeit mediocre work of Oswald Spengler at the beginning of the 20th century ("The Decline of the West").

Here is the greatest theme of this five-week season: music.

His latest, typically candid, interview touches on perhaps the greatest theme at this year's show - casual gaming.

One check of this video and you'll see why this is probably still the greatest theme of them all.

The President needs to make job creation his single greatest theme.

Blast from the past: A look back at Southern California's greatest theme park attractions that, sadly, no longer exist today.

These are Margaret Drabble's great themes.