Sentence examples for prevalent themes from inspiring English sources

The prevalent themes in his publications are music, politics and war, minorities, multiculturalism, gender, and applied ethnomusicology.

The local music scene is dominated by Tajik-language pop and folk music, with religion and national values the prevalent themes.

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?

"Napoleon and His Age" assembles scores of artifacts representing the fine and decorative arts, plus military and documentary materials, and is most valuable for its demonstration of the era's prevalent themes.

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.

Results clustered into the following prevalent themes: (1) pros and cons of smoking; (2) beliefs about smoking cessation; (3) external influences on smoking and quitting; and (4) negative attitudes toward nicotine replacement therapies (NRT).

Marijuana is its prevalent theme.

Music seems to be a prevalent theme for the Smithsonian Institution this summer.

True, but usually something melancholy: the most prevalent theme is lamentation for a lost lover.

Another prevalent theme is the quotation of the work of other artists.

Another prevalent theme of the Bible is that God adopts believers into his own family.