Sentence examples for theme of most from inspiring English sources

The new theme of most choreographers today is reconciliation within diversity.

The common theme of most ancient responses to Sappho's work is rapturous admiration for her exquisite style or for her searing content, or both.

The theme of most of these anonymous poems is love, the joys and torments of which are expressed in frank and powerful language.

The theme of most of these anonymous poems is love, and its joys and torments are expressed in frank and powerful language.

The first surprise is that the dominant theme of most of the best of what I've seen is the matter of identity, and, in particular, the theatrical illusion — or, rather, the practical reality that goes into the making of illusion.

The theme of most New York City inaugurations is the unwilling transfer of power, as the new mayor generally attempts to define how he will do the job differently than the people who came before.

(The themes of most of his writings concern the complexities of modern life).

The themes of most Thai movies and television soap operas deal with love triangles or ghosts, or they are action films derived from Western models.

The themes of most of the festival's selections are predictably heavy, and many deal with war, oppression, injustice and intolerance.

The themes of most artistic works have been primarily religious; the lives of the gods, saints, and heroes and the relationship of man to society and to the universe are expounded in sculpture, architecture, and drama.

Ice-T's lyrics focus on reality-based themes, including gang life, because he felt it would be scarier than the fantasy-based horror themes of most heavy metal bands.