Sentence examples for the large theme from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — The Knicks will continue to be cautious, the large theme in this year's training camp, in their fourth preseason game here against the Boston Celtics.

The large theme of the latter, and perhaps the great theme of Hardwick's writing about women in general, is the pathos of women's lives insofar as they are inevitably "the second sex", not for the social-political reasons Simone de Beauvoir had proposed, but simply on account of the greater willpower, energy and physical strength of men.

Other attractions include the large theme parks, professional and collegiate sporting events, golf, hunting and fishing, and an abundance of parkland, including three national parks, two national seashores, a national preserve, as well as several national monuments and memorials and numerous state parks.

While dealing with the large theme of decline of feudalism, at heart it is a simple story, about the underlying stress and unarticulated tension in a joint family as it gradually disintegrates, with sisters going their separate ways (the eldest sister marries, the younger one stays, the youngest runs away).

The large theme on access on and custody indicates a need for services to better support parents around these matters to ensure inappropriate separations and their ramifications are avoided [ 36, 37].

Kieslowski favours the large themes.

I'd give them Theodore Zeldin's "Intimate History of Humanity," a beautiful attempt to connect up the large themes of history with the needs of the individual soul.

But, Leiter said, the larger theme was accountability.

But the larger theme is the intolerance lurking behind the polite facade of Japanese society.

"We actually believe that's the larger theme in Europe," he said.

Durant's dominance underscores the larger theme of this American victory.