Sentence examples for the chief theme from inspiring English sources

The chief theme of Shapiro's 1606 is precisely Shakespeare's profound engagement with that "troubled national mood".

The chief theme of Rehberg's review and indeed the leitmotif of all his political thought— is contained in his remark that "a definition need not contain a criterion of that which falls under it" (202).

She is making an attack on corruption one of the chief themes of her office.

One of the chief themes of this pleasurably complex novel is how we use narrative to give form to experience.

He will meet with reporters and is expected to stress the chief themes of his candidacy: economic development and a sound state budget.

Osborne hailed the agreement as "a significant step forward" in the fight against tax evasion and illicit finance, one of the chief themes of the UK's chairmanship of the forthcoming G8 meeting, which is being held in Northern Ireland in June.

The chief themes of Irving's German speeches were that the Allies and Axis states were equally culpable for war crimes, that the decision of Neville Chamberlain to declare war on Germany in 1939, and that of Winston Churchill to continue the war in 1940, had been great mistakes that set Britain on a path of decline, and the Holocaust was just a "propaganda exercise".

The McCain campaign intends, I gather, to return to the commander in chief theme with an event in Florida Wednesday showcasing former secretaries of state and retired senior military officers.

Similar paradoxes bedevilled all the other chief themes.

If one chief theme in the post-1948 pattern was embattled Israel and a second the hostility of its Arab neighbours, a third was the plight of the huge number of Arab refugees.

Its chief theme is antisemitism.