Sentence examples for themes the from inspiring English sources

"Footloose" literary themes ("The individual vs. society").

The themes the tragedy has evoked are universal.

So, right away, two intertwined themes, the body and politics, are in play.

There are three main themes the Tories can campaign on over the remaining 10 days.

The themes, the style, often even the characters belong in the world of adult literature.

Beyond national consequences and state themes, the race has been complicated, expensive and often nasty.

Most unusual themes: the Metropolitan Opera, the White House and an all-fruit dinner.

These are the two policy themes: the threat of Muslims, and American jobs for American people.

But the subtle shaping of the debate, the themes, the buzzwords, are not unique to him.

But if the most famous punk bands tended toward universal themes, the Ex went local.

He picked up on one of Weaver's themes, the threat of impending violation.