Sentence examples for rampant theme from inspiring English sources
She says explaining why was not a rampant theme for parents when she was raising her three boys.
Expanding this theme of rampant greed is another narrative that also begins with a dead man, a "morally shabby" but appealingly human P.I. who tried to blackmail a shady scientist desperate to hold on to his lucrative grant.
He echoed the theme that was rampant throughout the day: that economic development can go hand-in-hand with (forest) conservation and sustainability efforts.
"The sociopolitical themes that run rampant through this story are still happening now.
It's the first sign of rampant Americanization: the underlining of every theme and emotion, the explanation of every plot point, the thorough predigestion before the gruel is spooned into our mouths.
It is in some respects a familiar theme, recalling those artists for whom rampant acquisition and attentive ownership of ancient or novel curios were essential to the making of their own work.
Ms. Smith's narrative echoes an increasingly common theme on this reservation, where unemployment is rampant, domestic violence is common, and alcohol is often used as an antidote to heartaches and hardships.
Perhaps the clearest expression of this theme is contained in Durkheim's notion of "anomie" (from Greek anomia, "lawlessness"), a social condition characterized by rampant individualism and the disintegration of binding social norms.
