Sentence examples for the great theme from inspiring English sources

That disjuncture is the great theme of his work.

It's about the great theme of our time, intolerance.

It's not politics, but the great theme is betrayal.

Unpredictability is meant to be the great theme of "Prey".

That separateness led to inequality was the great theme of the civil rights era.

Truth versus illusion is the great theme of American drama: think of O'Neill, Miller and Williams.

The strong poet's quest against belatedness, his dual to the death with his precursor--the great theme of Bloom's middle phase--gives place, in How to Read and Why, to the reader's receptivity, the reader's openness to difficult pleasures, the reader's need for the companionable forms of imaginative writing.

It is not one of the great themes of literature.

One of the great themes of Barnum's early life in fact, one of the great themes of his very biography is fluidity.

The great themes here are sex, death, religion, alcohol and intense dislike of other people, which is to say the great themes of all literature.

One of the great themes of Barnum's early life — in fact, one of the great themes of his very biography — is fluidity.