Sentence examples for two great themes from inspiring English sources

Both as a physician and as a writer, he had two great themes: identity and adaptation.

As both a physician and as a writer, Sacks's two great themes were identity and adaptation.

As a child of el exilio, Cruz grew up with his two great themes: politics and memory.

Mr. Lewis brought passionate engagement to his two great themes: justice and the role of the press in a democracy.

By Jerome Groopman August 30, 2015 As both a physician and as a writer, Sacks's two great themes were identity and adaptation.

He brought passionate engagement to his two great themes, the role of the press in democracy and justice, and his column appeared on the Op-Ed page of The Times for more than 30 years, until 2001.

"Wonder drugs produced superbugs," Porter says of this episode, which brings together his two greatest themes: the majesty of scientific medicine and the magnitude of nature's enigmatic powers.

Given this, it was wise of Sarah Hall and Peter Hobbs to select subjects as capacious as sex and death: "How we come in and how we go out," they write in their introduction, "these are the governing drives, our two greatest themes".

Here, she explores the four great themes of meditation: silence, love, joy, and peace.

Bergman had his annual battles with his three great themes (the death of God, the silence of the artist, and the agony of the couple).

In an "uncommonly elegant, incisive, and often poetic primer on America's cardinal text," Our Declaration now brings these insights to the general reader, illuminating the "three great themes of the Declaration: equality, liberty, and the abiding power of language" (David M. Kennedy).