Sentence examples for theme of all from inspiring English sources

"Fear: a basic theme of all of our lives.

The common theme of all of the technologies will be a new kind of immersive experience.

"The overarching theme of all the reform in the 1980s and 1990s was, simply put, liberalization," Ms. Yao wrote.

He said: "The common theme of all the data... is that North Sea revenues are buoyant because prices are high.

They are congenitally more comfortable humming the theme of "All Things Considered" than the theme of "Crossfire".

A running theme of all their shows is the delight and sometimes the anxiety of seeing yourself through the eyes of your partner.

Elizabeth Rhett Woods Retrospection was a dominant theme of all aspects of British literature in 1996 and most notably in the novel.

"That was virtually the theme of all of them, that these were folks who were getting out of having to pay their fair share," Mr. McCormick said.

If the underlying theme of all Titanic dramatizations has been class, the engine driving the plot has nearly always been romance.

But his battle to preserve memory, the theme of all his 14 books, cannot save him from the destructive march of time.

The cross-casting feeds the show's theme of all-embracing tolerance.