Sentence examples for master theme from inspiring English sources

In it, the master theme of death remains hauntingly present, but it comes to be paired with another: birth and what precedes it.

Unless sexuality is the master theme of a narrative (as in "Lolita," say, or "Portnoy's Complaint"), it will always feel like a departure or a parenthesis.

Lightning struck dead a boyhood acquaintance of Paul Auster's on a camping trip, giving him his master theme of "how fragile and fluky the world is".

A comedy of confused aims — representation, caricature, poetry, burlesque — may be Currin's master theme, proposing that the present culture enables nothing more from him and requires nothing less.

Life as a serving of whipped cream on top of whipped cream functions as a master theme of her visions of determinedly languid and deluxe but also intense conviviality.

These axioms of Appalachian Protestantism, which you can hear in songs like the Stanley Brothers' "Rank Stranger," are the fixations of Welch's "The Harrow & The Harvest" (2011), her fourth and most recent album, whose master theme is fatalism.

He returns again and again to his master themes: the shallowness of upper-class liberals; ethnicity is more important than class; the CIA betrayed America by exaggerating the danger from the Soviet Union Pennsylvania Avenuee in Washington, DC, must be made worthy of an imperial America.

Master themes were created by merging and connecting the common themes in the 21 transcripts.

Each of these master themes contain sub themes as presented below.

Both researchers then agreed upon master themes and sub-categorized individual themes accordingly.

The master themes maintained shared meaning across analyses when checked back against the original transcripts.