Sentence examples for theme of the war from inspiring English sources

But it is "The Odyssey" that most directly probes the theme of the war veteran's return.

Farea al-Muslimi, a Yemeni expert at the Carnegie Middle East Centre, said the move could be a change in strategy consistent with the general theme of the war, in which Yemenis are fighting other Yemenis.

Egmont (1788; Eng. trans. Egmont), another historical drama but formally more controlled than Götz, uses the theme of the war for Dutch independence from Spain (Eighty Years' War) to launch a more explicit assault on the cultural poverty of bureaucratic and military despotism.

The song deals with a feminist theme of the war of the sexes.

From big cities to small towns, the theme of the war followed me across the country.

It was an early theme of the war on terror where, beginning with its very name, "war" won out over crime.  .

The journey turned out to have just about nothing to do with transporting prisoners, and mostly served to echo the themes of the war so far.

Some memorials adopted a medievalist theme instead, looking backwards to a more secure past, while others used emerging realist and Art Deco architectural styles to communicate the themes of the war.

Eminent Victorians had, says Holroyd, begun "without a thesis, but acquired a theme" because of the war.

During the same period, English retellings of the broader theme of the Trojan War tended to avoid Boccaccio's and Chaucer's additions to the story, though their authors, including Caxton, commonly acknowledged Chaucer as a respected predecessor.

Consistent with the underlying theme of the Cold War, Reagan used his victory platform to pronounce that it was, after all, government that was the problem, and that its elimination the lesson to be learned from the just-won battle.