Sentence examples for twin themes from inspiring English sources

The twin themes of family and displacement are central to the book.

Utage no ato (1960; After the Banquet) explores the twin themes of middle-aged love and corruption in Japanese politics.

The projection of power and the export of ideals -- the twin themes of America's Middle East interaction -- were often intertwined.

Illness and bravery were twin themes I kept encountering in the past year, as good people fought back.

But it deftly set up the twin themes of the ensemble's program at Merkin Concert Hall on Tuesday evening.

On the runway, Karl Lagerfeld explored the twin themes of sweetness and perversity in a Chanel spring 2011 ready-to-wear collection infused with plumes and shredded fabrics.

Conservatives successfully shifted the focus of American politics to the twin themes of debt and austerity -- with a specific attack on means-tested entitlement programs.

That is the nexus explored in this book, which traces the twin themes of iconoclasm and "iconophilia" in Europe from ancient Greece to the early 20th century.

He wrote to her often, and the twin themes of these letters are his uncertainty about his future career and his love for her.

Sure enough, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, made growth and living standards the twin themes of his budget this week.

Rashi also composed some penitential hymns (seliḥot), which revolve around twin themes: the harsh reality of exile and the comforting belief in redemption.