Sentence examples for staple theme from inspiring English sources

Hell Hath No Fury Clipse, 2006 Selling drugs is a staple theme of countless hip-hop albums.

The pain of unbelonging – a staple theme of children's fiction – resurfaces in Katherine Rundell's The Girl Savage (Faber £6.99), which sees wild-haired tomboy Will Silver transplanted by a wicked stepmother from a carefree home in rural Zimbabwe to a posh London boarding school.

It may be a staple theme of Irish drama, but it is here projected with head-spinning verve by Denis Conway as the Cork fabulist, Tadhg Murphy and Garrett Lombard as his two sons, and Mercy Ojelade as the hapless intruder.

Regulators failing to keep pace with the business expansion of tech giants has been a staple theme of the tech industry in recent years, whether it's Uber running taxi industry red lights, Airbnb breezing past rental rules or Google sticking two fingers up at regional data protection regulations.

The game is the first piece of digital Saw media not to feature the series' staple "Hello Zepp" theme, a piece composed by Charlie Clouser and traditionally used in every Saw film.

Grieving parents have become such a movie staple that the theme is now a demonstrable cliché.

A Bond film staple are the theme songs heard during their title sequences sung by well-known popular singers.

Staple your paper together.

Once, at a dinner with Swedes, I almost cracked a rib while discovering that Norway-mocking jokes are a politically incorrect staple next door — the theme was that Norwegians are rustic rubes, at least in the estimation of Swedes.

Gone is Tom Sawyer's Island – a staple of the US theme parks – since the character is little-known in Europe.

The super-fast scan was a staple of the original theme and it was updated for season 20 with more modern characters.