Sentence examples for most persistent theme from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of articulation is the book's most persistent theme.

The most persistent theme of Guðni's histories is that tiny Iceland, while cultivating a Viking myth of self-reliance, has, like every other country, been tightly wound into a network of dependencies.

AI is the most persistent theme in tech today.

This was the strongest and most persistent theme across the interviews.

One of his most persistent themes is the longing for home, coupled with the knowledge that as an ideal, it can never exist.

One of the most persistent themes to crop up online in the wake of the Clinton announcement was "I wish I was American so that I could vote for Hillary".

Many of Roth's most persistent themes were coming into play: betrayal, false piety, a flawed man's struggle with the repellent and the libidinous — and now, while he was wondering what Clinton might do, Roth straightened and said, only half in jest, "Maybe he should get on TV and talk frankly about adultery".

In a 2015 review of the "Killing" books, the Slate book critic Laura Miller noted one of their most persistent themes: "the physical vulnerability of 'important people,' who, despite being valiant and powerful white men (or Margaret Thatcher), are still tragically subject to their own failing flesh".

The near-rhymed couplets of "Adventures in Capitalism" see a return to one of her most persistent themes, as they riff on the dark humour of the modern world and its disappointments: "Nothing is real and I want it to stop.

On my travels collecting dreams from around the world, clairvoyance has been one of the most persistent themes.

Among our most persistent campaigning themes is that modern racehorses are bred for speed at the expense of skeletal strength and general robustness.