Sentence examples for the principal theme from inspiring English sources

"The principal theme of the album is changing one's mentality," Mr. Bagayoko said.

But the principal theme, as usual, was identity: who Don is, was, and will be.

His "strenuous homeland," as he likes to call it, is the principal theme of his literature.

Striking the balance between reining in deficits without harming growth was the principal theme at the meeting here.

The principal theme of his new post is bound to be his management of an Irish economy that is slowing down following years of phenomenal growth.

The principal theme of Lévinas's work after World War II is the traditional place of ontology as "first philosophy"—the most fundamental philosophical discipline.

The principal themes are time, love, betrayal and the unreliability of memory.

He also attached ornaments — slight variations in the line — to the principal themes when they came around again.

In a television interview later in the evening, Mr. Chirac appeared to outline the principal themes of his campaign.

Instead, they relied on what many called one of the principal themes of the Easter season — the forgiveness Christ showed to those who had crucified and betrayed him.

These, then, are the principal themes in the 19th-century writing that may be seen as direct results of the two great revolutions.