Sentence examples for important themes of from inspiring English sources

Joanna MacGregor/ Ensemble Bash Royal Albert Hall, London * * * Youth and music is one of the most important themes of this year's Proms.

The gift by Kenneth E. Behring, a billionaire home-builder, will allow the museum to provide new exhibits on important themes of America's heritage, including the American presidency, politics and military history, the officials said.

Livingstone said multiculturalism was one of the most important themes of his administration, putting it alongside changes to the transport system, the Olympics and cementing London's reputation as a financial centre.

For an easy-listening approach to two of the most important themes of our time, you could do worse than devote an evening to "Supercapitalist," a new financial thriller set in Hong Kong.

But ugliness, after the mid-19th century, was not only one of the most important themes of many popular dramas and novels; ugliness was also often considered the most appropriate architectural expression for all sorts of virtues especially those of manliness, sincerity, and so on.

Among the important themes of the new mysticism of the 13th century was a form of Dionysian theology in which the stage of divine darkness surpassing all understanding was given a strong affective emphasis, as well as the emergence of an understanding of union with God that insisted upon a union of indistinction in which God and the soul become one without any medium.

Portability was an important theme of modernism, and Aalto designed the rooms to be movable.

So an important theme of the game was, be who you want to be.

An important theme of Dot Earth is limiting losses from inevitable disasters — what I call "hard knocks".

One important theme of "Courage to Stand" is Pawlenty's love of hockey.

But an important theme of the race is the question of whom New York City will be for.