Sentence examples for its principal theme from inspiring English sources

When Edward Beltrami and Philip E. Palmedo brought out the first edition of "The Wines of Long Island" in 1993, their book signaled its principal theme with the subtitle "Birth of a Region".

Its principal theme was stated by Labour: the move towards regional pay deals by a consortium of NHS trusts in the South West was a thoroughly bad thing.

Describing this "gigantic" piece, Ronald Smith comments that it convinces for the same reasons as does the music of the classical masters; "the underlying unity of its principal themes, and a key structure that is basically simple and sound".

But often his principal theme seemed to be taunting the United States.

Its principal musical theme is based on the Dies Irae, the medieval Latin chant about Judgment Day.

His "strenuous homeland," as he likes to call it, is the principal theme of his literature.

Its fallibility, yet persistence, is this book's principal theme.A German who has lived in Britain for more than 30 years, Mr Sebald is now a professor at the University of East Anglia.

There were other lovely moments from the strings, especially in the sighing principal theme of the first movement and its offshoot in the second.

NEW YORK -- This year, Bloomsday also happens to be Father's Day, which inspired Isaiah Sheffer, director of Symphony Space, Broadway and 95th Street, and originator of its Bloomsday series of marathon readings, to highlight a principal theme of "Ulysses": parental love.

The principal theme of the essay is that social accounting, at its best, is designed to open up a space for new accountings between the 'conventional' accounting literature and practice and the 'alternative' critiques and theorising.

Gudrun, heroine of several Old Norse legends whose principal theme is revenge.