Sentence examples similar to unpopular theme from inspiring English sources
"It is an unpopular subject.
Throughout, Wolfe's overarching theme is as unpopular as it is important: doing politics, or doing it well, means giving the Devil his due.
In "Fan Fare", Waugh forecasts that his future books will be unpopular because of their religious theme.
There were further unpopular decisions, such as the jubilant Indiana Jones theme chosen to bridge Holocaust drama Son of Saul winning best foreign language film and Lady Gaga performing a ballad about college rape.
Beyond the mismanagement and Number 10's panic about potentially unpopular policy shifts on health and criminal justice, there is a theme here which underlies a lot of the government's current problems with policy execution.
This time, his theme of selflessness is bound up, irrevocably, with Bush's unpopular war.
Gillespie had declined to invite President Trump, who is unpopular in Virginia, to campaign with him, but he had run on Trump's themes.
Such themes, coupled with the publication of Godwin's scandalous Memoirs of Wollstonecraft's life, made the novel unpopular at the time it was published.
He thus became unpopular.
