Sentence examples similar to a thematic work from inspiring English sources
Another outcome of the Meeting is the establishment of a new Thematic Working Group on Developmental Readiness for School.
Opus 17 discloses a virtuosic element in its first-violin parts, and lower voices are given only a small share in the thematic work.
A story has so much less time to accomplish its thematic work that the temptation to deploy an italicized moral is usually greater than in the more capacious novel; yet MacLeod betrays a certain anxiety about the size of this new expanse he has to govern, and he winds up policing some of its pages with a needlessly heavy hand.
It is great to see a young British company attempting to make thematic work, and not just doing tricks, and there are passages here when content and form are indeed in perfect harmony.
If his endings are occasionally a trifle obvious, the deficiency hardly seems to matter, since the stories' thematic work and characterizations have already been so well established that a last turn of the plot screw is unlikely to add all that much.
"In his last symphonic works the development and thematic work are particularly interesting.
It is planning to extend the thematic work through to year 9, but with more emphasis on separate subject identities.
Their too-poetic lyrics are hard to focus on, though Ms. Gibbs clearly means them to do some thematic work.
While it begins with a recognisably Atwoodian dystopian premise, The Heart Goes Last becomes mired in the territory of pulp fiction — precisely the type of work from which speculative fiction tries to differentiate itself — and concludes with events that undermine the narrative and thematic work done by the rest of the novel.
Estyn's chief inspector, Anne Keane said: "Pupils' numerical reasoning skills are generally not strong enough and this is something that we see too often in school inspections and thematic work.
