Sentence examples for wider theme from inspiring English sources

But the admiral's argument, outlined in Proceedings, published by the United States Naval Institute, also has a wider theme.

It has been through countless drafts as the Scottish debate has changed the context and demanded a wider theme.

"Unfortunately we are all tarred with the same brush," Coleman said, reflecting on the wider theme rather than individual cases.

A wider theme of Big TV is the imbalance of relationships, how one half always loves a little more than the other.

It is worth lingering in the early exhibition rooms, for the numerous prints, drawings and paintings here best illustrate the wider theme.

A strangely paced episode that seems to have several endings, but compelling throughout – prescient even, with its wider theme of newsroom-centred controversy.

Many wider themes emerged during the course of the project.

Some engage with wider themes of nostalgia, hope and faith in God.

Much of Gay's writing is personal, but she often jumps off into wider themes.

Personal friendships and loyalties are severely tested, but the story encompasses wider themes such as postcolonialism, ethnic loyalties and race.

As with the best of essayists, Mr Franzen uses personal thoughts or anecdotes as a springboard to explore wider themes.