Sentence examples for this is a central theme from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to overstate Clark's effect both on the National Gallery and on the public's affection for it, and this is a central theme in the Tate's show.

She also claims, and this is a central theme of the book, that "in our world, addiction to other people — especially addiction to a sex partner — is the only addiction that is applauded and embraced".

This is a central theme running through Nomads in Postrevolutionary Iran.

(This is a central theme in my short book, Philanthropy Under Fire). Consider, for example, the difference between job training programs a key need in our contemporary economy funded by government and programs supported by private, charitable means.

This is a central theme of Julie Reuben's The Making of the Modern University: Intellectual Transformation and the Marginalization of Morality (University of Chicago Press, 1996), which is probably the best book on the subject.

This is a central theme in Brooks and Manza (2007), who argue that welfare state regimes endure, despite declining working class power, in part because they have become embedded in public discourse and collective memories, albeit to different degrees in different countries.

Again this was a central theme at the G20 and Britain is proudly leading the way.

Though this was a central theme in Jesus's teachings.

Miller shows that this was a central theme of one of Mumford's later exercises in polemic, "The Myth of the Machine" (1964); but it had been the key insight of his study of Melville's fiction 35 years earlier.

Derivation of these forms is a central theme of this study.

Possession, as Haig's title announces, is a central theme in this novel.