Sentence examples for its central theme from inspiring English sources

The series begins in 1865, just after the assassination of Lincoln, and it lays out its central theme bluntly.

Like W1A, which parodies the corporation that made it, and Stewart Lee, who spends much of his Comedy Vehicle dissecting both real and imagined responses to his act, it has its creators as its central theme.

Although the book is occasionally prone to sweeping gender generalizations, its central theme has much to it: women are far less likely than men to initiate a negotiation.

Goethe was to praise it for its contemporary relevance and for its central theme (the struggle between Prussia and Saxony in the Seven Years' War), which was an event of national significance.

Those of us who have enjoyed reading the Alice books to our own children will be glad to have that cleared up, although it might seem to sabotage a slim volume by tipping its central theme down a rabbit hole.

What is its central theme?

Its central theme is the silence of suppression.

Mr. Igesz gives background information about "Bluebeard," and tells of its central theme.

But its central theme remains timeless: the power of the imagination to make fantasy seem real.

(I'm) Stranded was more like an anti-anthem, with its central theme of alienation.

The opposition had taken up the fight against corruption as its central theme.