Sentence examples for prevalent theme of from inspiring English sources

A prevalent theme of the work is the way in which science can be perverted by the blind ambition of the human race, thus further exploring the relationship that exists between science and humanity as Shelley's predecessors had done.

Neville noted the prevalent theme of family – and in three of the shortlisted novels, family violence – among this year's books, but said he wasn't sure if it was a zeitgeist among writers or simply high in the minds of judges reading them.

Produced through a venture between Saab's parent, G.M., and Subaru's parent, Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan, the 9-2 will come in two versions, both with five doors, using either a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine or a 2-liter turbo 4. Performance is a prevalent theme of the show.

That buzzword has been reflected in the shows and and sits well with the season's most prevalent theme of comfort dressing.

The most prevalent theme of the responses was 'exaggerating something that is there', which included responses suggesting overdiagnosis meant 'diagnosing a condition to be more serious/severe than what it actually is; overmedicalising; overcomplicating'.

The "prevalent theme" of this stem of research is without doubt represented by the regenerative medicine, with all the stem cell-based approaches corresponding to the zenith of the epiphenomena [ 1].

Then why was one of the prevalent themes of Al Gore's campaign the importance of "protecting a woman's right to choose" through Democratic control of Supreme Court appointees?

Though the pair had not collaborated artistically since Charnock struck out on his own in 1993, one senses that the prevalent themes of the current work may be a means of coming to terms with grief.

Bringing humour to the festival's prevalent themes of family rupture and exile was the best short film winner, 1994, by Iran-born director Kaveh Tehrani, reflecting on the year Lillehammer in Norway staged the winter Olympics, through the eyes of Dariush, an Iranian immigrant recreating a little bit of Persia in the basement of his home.

No specific cognitive area is addressed or excluded and those described in this meta-analysis are empirically defined according to the prevalent themes of the current scientific literature.

His talk had one prevalent theme: "On the other hand…".