The theme of the starving writer finding authenticity in the forced asceticism of the garret is a sub-theme in this series.
There's a sub-theme in the final season about the declining newspaper business in the US that is so important and so accurate.
Shadows cast by the walkers, and a striking scheme of body limbs and beach fencing in "Near By Pharos," make a point about the role of structure as a sub-theme in the Kanovitz work.
A concern for the environment was a sub-theme in many of the collections, from Stephen Jones' knit hats with an intarsia map of the earth worked around the crown to Betty Jackson's intarsia map of Africa on one of her knit coats.
Eddie Eagle still flutters in the background, and safety is a sub-theme: as in ear-muffs, stylish eye goggles, and not pointing your rifle at people.
There's a sub-theme about California in play as well, with a wave to some of the state's more beachy elements at 53 Across and 28 Across.
This involved identifying themes and sub themes in the data, refining and reducing these initial themes, building hierarchies and linking themes into a broader theoretical framework [ 42].
(In a sub-theme, Drabble demonstrates her abiding interest in the wider external realities that govern and shape people's daily lives; in the decades that Jess, Eleanor and their friends live in the small area between Highbury Barn and Finsbury Park, it undergoes a transformation; by sitting quietly, Eleanor notes, they have all become millionaires).
"The view that too many PhD students are being accepted by universities for the research and teaching positions currently available was a persistent sub-theme in the study group," the report notes.
And if you don't understand that race is a central sub-theme in American life, then you're pretending some sanitized, Madison Ave.
And if you don't understand that race is a central sub-theme in American life, then you're pretending some sanitised, Madison Ave.
