Sentence examples for principal theme of from inspiring English sources

The interplay of these effects is the principal theme of classical mechanics.

"The principal theme of the album is changing one's mentality," Mr. Bagayoko said.

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

The principal theme of the book and play is that man has the free will to change his image.

A principal theme of medieval pornography was the sexual depravity (and hypocrisy) of monks and other clerics.

The inquiry is an issue in the Philippine elections, where corruption is a principal theme of the opposition campaign against Mr. Marcos.

Seven seminars were organized, corresponding to the principal themes of the Fellows' proposals.

In a television interview later in the evening, Mr. Chirac appeared to outline the principal themes of his campaign.

Applying them to subsequent military endeavors might have alleviated or even eliminated the failures and frustrations that have become the principal themes of recent American military history.

Instead, they relied on what many called one of the principal themes of the Easter season — the forgiveness Christ showed to those who had crucified and betrayed him.

Like his brother, he was obsessed by the problem of expressing individual consciousness through language; this is just one of the principal themes of The Varieties of Religious Experience.