Sentence examples for theme of the two from inspiring English sources

What is Chekhov getting at with his theme of the two daughters?

In France, Spain, and Flanders in the 17th century the theme of the "two trinities"—combining both groups, earthly and celestial, in one work was frequently represented.

I think he's a basic building block of what one knows of cultural artifacts about the world, and the idea that the world can become a threatening place that one can survive, which is the theme of the two books that I spent the most intense time looking at, "Where the Wild Things Are" and "In Night Kitchen".

Karen Ka Ying Chan, writer for Dummy, identified the theme of the two releases as Ferraro's "fascination of the surreal side of American living".

Possession was also a theme of The Three by Sarah Lotz (Hodder & Stoughton).

Their employers were interested in producing two DVDs on the theme of the four seasons in New York.

Is he anticipating Freud's mythopoeic reading of King Lear in "The Theme of the Three Caskets"?

The reality of her adult life became the theme of the three looming towers that dominated the opening of the Tate Modern in London last year.

In a brilliant and little-known essay of 1913, "The Theme of the Three Caskets", Freud shows just how venerable the symbolism of the black box is, finding some version of it running through the history of folk and fairytales.

The theme of the five Cubans unjustly sentenced in the United States must be an axis of permanent struggle.

The common theme of the three works is the mythical power of love, at first beneficial but later destructive.