Sentence examples for regular themes from inspiring English sources

Price's take on the policeman protagonist will reflect one of his regular themes: someone struggling to be good in a bad world.

She suggests that issues such as racism and the Holocaust were not part of mainstream British consciousness until more recent times, but racism, xenophobia, genocide, and eugenics were regular themes of "Doctor Who" in the nineteen-sixties and seventies.

In his eighth State of the State address, Mr. Pataki returned to many of his regular themes, and the fact that some of them, like reforming the drug laws and campaign finance rules, have been on his agenda before does not make them less worthwhile.

Best known for The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover – which explores his regular themes of sex, violence and death – the director is now in discussions with the Vatican to project images on to one of the most significant art treasures in the world – Michelangelo's Last Judgement, a fresco on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican.

Displacement and alienation are regular themes in Manning's books.

Rose Levin was a capable cook, and, though the household was not well off, Levin was well fed and acquired an interest in food that in adult life became one of the regular themes of his journalism.

Islamophobia was a regular theme.

Being seen is a regular theme for Chambers.

This is a regular theme with Obama: supporters who disagree with him.

A regular theme of your column is the risks of being sedentary.

And he attacked Mr. Bush's environmental record in Texas, a regular theme of his speeches.