Sentence examples for any theme that from inspiring English sources

Click on any theme that is installed, Aero, or "My themes" which are your unsaved themes and downloaded themes.

"If there's any theme that I'm talking about, [it] is that we have to do this together," said Zimmer, who was unopposed.

Free text comments were analysed thematically and any themes that were not consistent with the statement were used to revise the statement.

In the event, we did not find any themes that belonged to a specific group, but another outcome of this process was a realisation that the contextual information given in the reports of studies was very restricted indeed.

Each major element of an answer was then tagged with a code to identify the themes and the material sorted to ensure that any themes that were identified in the analysis and any quotes that were to be used to illustrate these themes were genuinely representative of the material.

Therefore, the main research question was 'what is the impact on patient experience of long-term conditions services with integrating activities?' In view of the dearth of evidence, a broadly inductive approach was undertaken to enable themes around patient experience to emerge from the data, rather than discarding any themes that did not fit with a preconceived framework.

Captain Beebe, the union leader, stressed that US Airways pilots would never fly if they thought there was any danger, a theme that was echoed by other employees.

Are there any themes that resonate to date for current high schoolers?

I have to see how they turn out and if there's any kind of a theme that's coming up in my life that I feel I need to write about.

In a 1959 interview with Mike Wallace, Mr. Serling commented that if, as a television writer, you had "the temerity to try to dramatize a theme that involves any particular social controversy currently extant, then you're in deep trouble".

Policy makers generally lead these processes, but are subject to decisions by fund holders and political leaders, who must be convinced of the relevant merits of action before any action can proceed; a theme that is consistent with the global health literature [ 12, 22].