Sentence examples for both in theme and from inspiring English sources
"The Line of Beauty" was a very Jamesian book, both in theme and in style, but it stropped its edges on the hard concerns of contemporary English society.
The members of Curious Directive are too young to have seen Complicité's Mnemonic, but the legacy of that show can be detected like the faintest of heartbeats, both in theme and style, in this impressive piece.
"The subject matter of this film is morally repellant both in theme and treatment," the National Legion of Decency said of "BABY DOLL" when it came out in 1956.
For the evaluation of the features' retrieval effectiveness, we employ four different image collections (UKBench, UCID, Holidays, ZuBuD) that vary both in theme and relevance interpretation so as to minimize the probability of good performances occurring due to collection specificities.
This Is the Police is the debut title from the Minsk-based studio, and it's striking both in theme and aesthetic.
Carlos Molina (in "Theme" and in the Phlegmatic variation of "Temperaments") and Nelson Madrigal (in "Theme") both lose focus as their big solos proceed.
In this affectionate study, Brooks concedes that the young James "missed the point, completely," but argues that what he observed in Paris deeply affected him, and was especially crucial to his late novels, which, with their shifting, pointillist perspective, "are both in method and in theme about ways of looking at things".
On the other hand, Mallarmé did complete a number of poems related to his projected Grand Oeuvre, both in their themes and in their extremely evocative use of language.
During the next two years she contributed further poems and prose to the magazine, including "The Doer, a Story in the Russian Manner", which foreshadows her later novels in both theme and style.
Though based in both theme and style on Chinese models, it nevertheless is Japanese in character; heavier lines, sharper contrasts of dark and light tones, and a flatter effect of space are employed than was customary in Sung painting.
Though somewhat recherché in both theme and treatment, Scarpia is, like nearly everything else he has written in the past 49 years, a pleasure to read.
