Mr. Lewis brought passionate engagement to his two great themes: justice and the role of the press in a democracy.
Unravelling a rich skein of themes – justice, monarchy, prison, policing, public fears and private lunacy among them – Murphy shows how the survival of Victoria was also the survival of the British monarchy.
Like many a Christian politician before him, Ellison had found a way to apply the particulars of his faith to certain timeless American themes — justice, equality, the ability to transcend the circumstances of one's birth.
The theme of justice descends upon the book like the opening of school.
Perhaps Wassermann's most enduring work is Der Fall Maurizius (1928; The Maurizius Case), which treats the theme of justice with the carefully plotted suspense of a detective story.
But its opinions invoked neither the grand theme of justice possibly miscarried nor the historical importance of the great writ of habeas corpus, which permits federal judges to review the work of state courts.
It remained unclear who exactly financed Ms. Cortes's short-lived campaign, which employed a professional signature gatherer, produced untold lawn signs, created a Web site and issued occasional news releases that borrow Superman's theme, "Truth, Justice and the American Way".
Farnham Maltings, Tue; Harlow Playhouse, Thu; Marlowe Studio, Canterbury, Fri; touring to 13 Jun LG For his final season as artistic director at Shakespeare's Globe, Dominic Dromgoole has chosen the theme of justice and mercy - which is fitting in the 800th anniversary year of Magna Carta.
The theme is justice, rather than rage or retribution.
