Sentence examples for * the sub theme from inspiring English sources

As examined in the sub theme They lived happily ever after, women described feeling anxious and feared potential pain they may experience, and due to the unpredictable nature of their bodies, were fearful of unexpected episodes of incontinence which impacted upon their ability to engage in spontaneous acts of sexual activity.

This phenomenon was seen during the interviews with the women as explored in the sub theme A broken body, who used the terms 'it' and 'thing' when they referred to their perineum.

The two appearances underscored the sub-theme -- to the White House, at least -- of this arms-control meeting: the shaky state of democratic freedoms won after the Soviet Union's 1991 collapse.

And it could have done without the sub-theme "Politically Speaking," which allows Ms. Sims to include some trenchant works by Ai Weiwei and William Pope but fails to convince you that wood is any more of a polemical medium than, say, stone or glass.

This is arguably reflected in the sub-theme of Linking financial allocation with policy effectiveness, and the information provided by individual countries, documented in analyses of Dataset Two provides valuable direction in terms of beginning to clearly identify such priorities at the national level.

One of the sub-themes in the story is magic.

Expressions of these concerns were categorized under the sub-theme frustration.

Within the sub-theme 'resources', a few women identified time or money as factors influencing adherence to regular exercise.

Within HRH, the sub-theme addressed by the largest number of SRs was "management" with 85 SRs.

Student statements presented here, mainly categorized under the sub-theme avoiding responsibility, suggest that elements of such a work culture still prevail.

These previous findings, as well as the sub-theme in our study 'Making things easier in everyday life', relates to problem-focused coping.