Sentence examples for it is the theme of from inspiring English sources

"If there is a theme to the recent body of work," writes the artist, "it is the theme of a reality hidden behind the distractive reality that concerns us day to day.

But most of all, he says, it is the theme of reconciliation that inspires him.

It is the theme of the speeches he gives around the country, to crowds in the hundreds, now, instead of in the thousands, and of his regular lectures at Dartmouth College.

It is the theme of Virginia Woolf's "Orlando", a portrait of Vita Sackville-West, the master-mistress of Knole striding through the centuries, hounds at her heels.The Sackvilles never threw stuff away, and the author has used their mountains of records and possessions with a historian's sense of context and a storyteller's narrative skill.

It is the theme of one of the most famous works of recent fiction, Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose: that the existence of a treatise by Aristotle on comedy is so menacing to the church that it must be seized and secreted if the faith is to survive.

Now a version of this story will reach a wider audience: it is the theme of a new novel his first for a decade by Louis de Bernières, the British author who captivated readers with "Captain Corelli's Mandolin", a tale of love and war in Greece".Birds Without Wings" is not just about one friendship, although the camaraderie of two boys later divided by war is one central theme.

LISA: It's the theme of our next issue.

It was the theme of an adventure story he was writing.

However, it's the theme of Iceland's accessibility that matters most to Thor.

Then she continued, "Money, it's the theme of the night!

But you're obviously going to be asked about it because it's the theme of the album.