Sentence examples for theme of many from inspiring English sources

The civil war was the theme of many of his writings during these years.

The design of domestic living spaces is the theme of many shows across the whole Biennale.

This is the theme of many of the political essays in "The Essential Tagore".

Size, I decided, is actually the central theme of many of these toys.

Still, landscape remained the favourite theme of many painters, whether in a traditional or an avant-garde style.

His character Moll Flanders, born in Newgate Prison, speaks of poverty as "a frightful spectre," and it is a theme of many of his books.

Both have high points, but lack of effort is a recurring theme on many of these cover versions.

As for the lyrics, the themes of many Joy Division songs – failure, crisis, loss and depression – are as relatable to rappers as they are to anyone else.

Another of the recurring themes of many Tea Party-backed Republican challengers in 2010 was their antipathy to Wall Street, particularly what they termed the "federal bailout" of big banks.

But ugliness, after the mid-19th century, was not only one of the most important themes of many popular dramas and novels; ugliness was also often considered the most appropriate architectural expression for all sorts of virtues especially those of manliness, sincerity, and so on.

I thought it tied in so neatly with the themes of many of your novels -- fear of difference between genders.